Nice flexes
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How much is your net worth?, gauging your financial performance.
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Nice sharing
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QUOTE(Haloperidol @ Nov 13 2024, 01:17 PM) No wonder i always felt my pocket is empty. the return is too low to be a meaningful investmenttoday i did my own wealth assessment, discovered that i put 55% of my total gross income since working towards ASNB .... *GROSS* lmao. If considering other investment as well, i invested 77% of my gross income for the past 5 years... (gross means didn't include tax, food, rent , pocket money to parents ) well this is too unhealthy for me... i think i have hoarding mentality ... aka stingy mentality  newbie99 liked this post
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Just enough
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QUOTE(cms @ Jul 13 2025, 06:50 AM) Just curious, what kind of hedge funds do you buy and how do u access these investments ? Blackrock, Fidelity, Amundi etc through UOB Singapore, accredited investor status is required for some instruments |
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QUOTE(cms @ Jul 14 2025, 10:32 AM) Can share for learnings like which Blackrock or Amundi hedge funds? They've too many funds bro just request agent to intro.Really curious as how these funds works differently then the usual trust funds. The performance and requirements to purchase etc Tq The upside of hedge fund is the beta can be quite low or even close to zero cause they can long, short, hedge, arbitrage etc while most mutual funds can't short. Return is just a few percent higher than mutual fund, say 2-3% but the fees are higher too. As a retail investor however, you should bet on big beta. eg. Buying drone defence stock, Tesla pumps, United Healthcare crash etc. Most hedge fund has minimum investment amount, > $250k/500k This post has been edited by OrganicRepublic: Jul 14 2025, 12:22 PM |
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