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Asked 2w ago

What is the definition of "Beat the Market" in Singapore context?

As someone who is still reading on investing, I have been hearing “Beat the market, you benchmark on the ETF that you have invested against SPDR STI ETF and Nikko AM STI ETF” Pardon me if I phrased it wrongly.

Does that mean you are trying to beat the rate of return against SPDR STI ETF and Nikko AM STI ETF by investing in Group of stocks ?

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James ng
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Answered 2w ago

If you are fully invested in SG then the benchmark will be STI.

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Frankie Rappaport
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Updated 2w ago

Beat the S&P 500 always, haha

but honestly, beating the MSCI World or MSCI ACWI would still be very O.K. with a Singapore market portfolio.

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