If you want details of each ETF, go dig into respective ETF factsheet.

https://www.etf.com/

Is this only after you have invested?

Right now i have not actually invested yet. And i cannot see the ETFs that they are in.

Has your buy order completed?

No. i just received my approval.

when opening new portfolio, you can click directly on each of the type of asset class during the page where you choose risk (scroll to bottom), they also tell you which ETFs they invest in, with a detailed description of each ETF.

However they do not provide statistics on performance or current NAV.



This post has been edited by DragonReine: Feb 19 2021, 01:51 PM

Then wait till it gets completed and you'll be able to see the screen like shared earlier:

Thank You very much.

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Visual here in case you're wondering:



the circled area you can click on each asset class to see breakdown

Here's list of all ETFs available in SAMY:
https://www.stashaway.my/r/stashaways-etf-selection

Based on your risk %, the ETF may or may not available to your portfolio.

Yes, But they dont show the ETFs.

Yes they do. Just click in deeper.

Oh YEAH! Thanks

our resident oracle @xander83 was correct, thursday + Friday correction. This may extend if people want to compound the bad news with Texas harsh winter and oil prices shoot up.

Up to you to decide to top up or just close your eyes for few days / weeks / months.

Do the transfer duration from simple to risk portfolio same as direct deposit from bank to risk portfolio?

Slower.

Simple to Risk portfolio is likely the slowest possible method considering they need to sell Simple's investment before transferring.

OK, so I just have to adjust the date earlier to risk portfolio and continue my DCA

You're already making a losing argument by comparing it with others instead of letting the market leader stand on their own merits, after blowing their own horn. After years of leading the market and burning through tens millions in startup funding, they still failed to capture a significant chunk of retail investors' money. If this is the level of their success after 4 years of existence then I can see why Smartly (one of the top 3 robos in the region not too long ago) shut down. Assuming everyone pays the highest rate of 0.8%, as an simple example, they only make roughly $8 million per year in revenue. This is with over a hundred employees earning relatively high wages in USD/SGD.

Actually, objectively speaking they're doing not bad at all if you at their funding timeline:



They only officially received over 10million funding injection in mid 2019, which was when economy was already showing signs of slowing down with the US-China trade war getting increasingly heated, and after that in 2020...well, pandemic hit.

Smartly didn't really get enough funding and their high management fees didn't help. I would argue that calling them "leading" back then is not really the same as leading now. Sure, one of the early pioneers of robo-advisors in Singapore, but they simply cannot keep up with lower fees and higher venture capital by other robo advisors.

SA's lucky that they have founders with investment banking connections which is probably why they're doing "better". Smartly and other early robo advisors paved the path for them, they just came in at the right time and just enough money driving them hahaha.