I may have mis stated my statement, i say again. I deposited dca stashaway from last year Jan till now. During this year Jan I put same allocation else where.
Now when I view SA the MWR since first deposit is 6 to 7%( this gain is from last year bull run), not the additional amount I contributed this year. To be clear, means that last year December I'm earning is X, now I see back despite adding more money, I still earning X, the figure is same with some daily fluctuations.
Where my other portfolio gets me 10%.
Then here comes my question, are the reopt justifiable? When kweb dropping and now reopt ( re opt means sell some allocation and buy other allocation, correct me if I'm wrong).
Again I'm not trying to say SA is wrong, nor because I earn that 10% over 6 months then I'm expert investor,i don't mean any of that Just want to know, how effective are these re opt, compare to me just buying high allocation sp500.
Warren buffet and Charlie says just buy sp500 ( just quoting them, not trying to ridicule SA reopt), how does Warren advice vs re opt in comparison. Thats all I need to know.
In addition to that, I think we shouldn't look at the MWR over '' since first deposit '', some oldies here started since inception, their MWR will triumph anyone that just started (duh), to look at a fair stage, should compare year to year.
I hope I have set the correct debate ground. I rmb vaguely someone here posted something regarding SA might not outperform sp500, but will have lesser fluctuations, don't quote me on this, is from my faint memory.
if you have deposited since january 2020 then you also likely experienced negative returns in March 2020 which have now bounced back to 6 to 7%. if you clam to have six figures investments i am wondering how did you dca..?