Anonymous
Total beginner here.
I invested in both robo-advisors 1 day apart but different amounts. In current situation, my Syfe is doing better than StashAway because at least my returns so far is still positive (got earnings).
For reference, I invested one-time $5k in StashAway and only $500 in syfe but planned to have monthly deposit. Am I still right to say Syfe is doing better?
Should I withdraw money from StashAway and put into Syfe, or just leave it as it is and increase amount in Syfe?
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Eliezer
24 Mar 2020
Content & Community Lead at Syfe
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Matthew Tan
23 Mar 2020
Undergraduate at NTU
I believe you should be looking at time weighted returns.
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