QUOTE(zstan @ Jun 5 2020, 11:02 AM)
it's all about diversification boss. at least need one defensive and stable and boring stock in your portfolio. you are just fresh from a roller coaster ride so i can totally understand how u feel right now.
ETF i play SA and Wahed can get access to US ETF directly.
Yes, I agree and I believe in diversification. I do invest in FSM ONE Malaysia and SA as well. But the annual management fee ranges from 0.58% onwards if I am not mistaken. But that is the price we pay for having the fund managers, I guess.
P/S: No boss here. Ikan bilis only.
QUOTE(cherroy @ Jun 5 2020, 11:25 AM)
Yes, it is unlikely for banking stocks to have another 20% rise in near term due to real fundamental takes time to recover.
But at the sametimes, won't likely to crash big as well.
Those big cap bank stocks generally have tight range of movement. Good time Rm10, bad time Rm7-8 range.
Maybank stock price generally in range bound most of the time.
It is quite decent yield play though, if look for long term.
Don't expect big cap bank stock to behave like glove stocks.
Please check respective ETF portfolio, ETF risk is same as ordinary stocks, just you have diversification by just having one ETF that already consists of tens of stocks compared to holding a single stock.
Not every ETF is the same.
Hi, thanks for the advice Cherroy. I really appreciate it. I will do more research on the ETF.
I am more looking into index linked ETFs offered by Vanguard and perhaps REIT ETF. Some of them are listed in SGX which are available on FSM ONE Singapore as well.
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