QUOTE(whirlwind @ Nov 13 2020, 01:45 PM)
First time investing in UT
No experience in stocks or any form of similar kind of investment
Many advise saying UT should be a long term one
I’ll experience till next year and see how it goes
maybe you could run a long term experiment to test out this theory for yourself. it is sometimes easier to 'see it to believe it'. so say you got RM10k overall investable fund right now.
RM5k you put into a globally diversified large cap unit trust (Principal Global Titans?) and dump RM100/month or whatever inside. Don't change no matter the market up or down. We call this the 'boring portfolio'.
Then another RM5k (along with additional RM100/month), you do your own allocation (i.e. some in Large Cap, ASEAN, Precious Metals, Greater China, Healthcare, etc) and make constant adjustments based on your sources. We call this the 'active portfolio'. I guess kinda like what you doing now?
Check back after 5 years and compare the total ROI%.