For dji
I'm pretty sure it will not drop <18k
S&P500, <2.2k

Many say will drop to new lowest but
As of current situation with current available info
The worst case scenario, imo will not <18k

With unlimited pumping of QE, I also doubt it will < 18k

whats your management fee?
mine almost 3USD

seems like very high?

lowest in my holding
1.25% to highest 1.8%

im pretty interested with SAMY expense ratio tho

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This post has been edited by xcxa23: May 2 2020, 10:38 PM

hi, i am interested with the performance of 8%.
do you mind show me the graph since you start investing?

thanks!
what's the roi if i may ask?

oppss.. sorry about that
i meant the 8% only
want to know how well the 8% portfolio doing, even after the covid19

not surprising 20% drag your roi down..

any guide or how did you DIY?

remember china one belt one road?

long story short, even if those manufacturing move out from china and move into other asia countries, there's high chances those factory are owned by china company, unless they move back to the US which i highly doubt.

why you might heard avoid china debt trap
sure, china aint not angel but so is the west
but here's a food for thought
there's no free meal in this world but
china ''giving'' ''loan'' to those country to improve their infrastructure

i am not sure if i am biased towards china but my asset allocation was heavy on china and currently balancing it with US holdings

there's alot more to research and dig, instead of just read and look main stream media, which most of the time just propaganda.
also take a look at south africa relantionship with china. its pretty interesting

wow.. the world? seriously? was too busy to follow with world news!
confirm china die. how can a country fight with the world.

still, i think SA decision seems like very rush
if they already wanted to re-optimize
should have stop their system from buying


12th is my weekly dca
13th is the system auto purchase order

SA now looks like my previous unit trust allocation..
heavily in asia, especially with china

was into SA due to high exposure in the US, 72% and now only 39%.

now, im not sure i will continue with SA anymore

I'm with 36%, min 16% up to 24% gold allocation
Let's see if gold will break 2k

When the economy recover, it will dive straight tho.
Hopefully SA will sell it become gold crumble back

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/con...79-b6eb71b61dc9
Apparently, apple are increasing supply chain in china

As well as increasing FDI since covid
https://amp.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/...ises-first-time

Actually, china not only providing cheaper labour, although now is no longer consider cheaper but their logistic, country stability (as ppl say communism), resources and infrastructure are good and thus achieving cost efficiency.

While others country have cheap labour, but most of them does not have cost efficiency..

That's why you will see still got company willing to invest in china.

I remember reading, apple assembly will move to India but it's components still source and made in china.

General rule
Time in market > timing the market

If you feeling adventurous,
Research and analyse the market potential movement
Act accordingly

Also based on your strategy. SA was heavily with US portfolio but now change to Asia, mainly china (for 36%)

Personally I'm using SA due to its exposure to the us, 72% but now I will re evaluate my strategy

somehow i still not convince buying gold seven years high is right
but hey, they are the expert
lets see how it will perform
finger cross it will break 2k


This post has been edited by xcxa23: May 15 2020, 08:12 PM

i think i read something about that..
but the growth rate for gold much higher than silver?

interesting
do you mind ask SAMY directly?