QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Jul 19 2024, 10:55 AM)
I go for all as i prefer a diversified portfolio.
Its the percentage of allocation that could differ.
that is what most people will do over a long period, with a personal preferred pecking order.
most likely to be dictated by amount available, risk aversion attitude, age.
some will go big into cepat kaya schemes while others save all in EPF.
in the middle lies the the most common behavior - a calculated personal portfolio of mixed assets.
QUOTE(BladeRider @ Jul 19 2024, 12:16 PM)
Probably hold until I retire. And use that to cover part of my daily expense
if u can keep to this commitment, almost certain u won't go wrong.
can ask prophetjul to retell his 30 yr experience!
my case is a bit like his but on a smaller scale, a shorter time period.
QUOTE(TOS @ Jul 19 2024, 01:34 PM)
Maybe I should hold some gold as well
https://www.reuters.com/markets/wealth/gold...old-2024-07-18/Physically-replicated gold ETFs like IAUM, GLDM, IAU and GLD hold gold physically in vaults but their ownerships change all the time with the ETF shares changing hands among owners. If "e-gold" by banks don't have any physical gold behind them better don't touch haha
perhaps gen z were quickest to figure out what the decades of QE and infinite amount of fiat money will do in the coming years/decades.
my personal view is both paper gold and ETFs are quite safe.
ETFs... how sure are you that the physical gold is still there?!!
even country gold reserves numbers for USA and China are disputed by some - USA no. is too high, China no. too low!!??