Andy Sim

HR Professional at a Financial Institution

25 Feb 2020

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General Investing

What style of investing do you go for? And why?

Value investing, income investing, income (dividend) investing, growth investing or index investing? Do you need high capital?

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Rais M

25 Feb 2020

Accountant at SME

You can always start small when it comes to investing. I have experimenting with investing over the last few years.

I started off with growth investing, followed by value investing - beliving that these are the best way to grow your portfolio over the long term. With this portfolio being stable now, I focus on dividend investing now so that I can have an 'income' as most growth and value stocks do not really pay much dividends.

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Davin

25 Feb 2020

Index (ETF) investing and REITS (for future dividend income) for long term investment (15 years). Not good at stock picking hence go for easier way with moderate return. Some ppl say the return is too little, I would interprete it as its your capital too little.

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Pang Zhe Liang

25 Feb 2020

Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)

It depends on a couple of factors, and here are some questions to help you:

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