Anonymous

23 Nov 2020

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Should I cash out my STI ETF now while I'm finally not making a loss? Reason being I need to pay off my student loan in June 2021 so I need to cash out regardless, wondering if now is a good time?

It's at 2.89 now and my average investment price is 2.83... Any input on STI ETF right now is greatly appreciated!

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Ryan

23 Nov 2020

Never invest in money you need in short term

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Kok Hong

23 Nov 2020

Yes don't wait any longer, cash out now. sti has poor prospects anyway

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