ok noted...
you will do lump sum investment or having DCA set in?

Ok, noted.
My current thinking is I will only do lumpsum n no more DCA.
Thus I think I will just do a cagr calculation

Dont hv continuous extra income stream to do dca

Buy KWEB directly then.

KWEB is KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF, which is listed on NYSE and other places, it can be bought directly to overweight it in your portfolio via a broker that have access to NYSE.

The BFM code doesn't work for me. I have a promotion that is active until July... I wonder if that's the reason?

just checked mine....see image,...both running concurrently...
thus maybe yours is as per below post,

The purpose of referral code is to bait new customers in, you already paying them money, why else would they waive your fees for next few months?

Xander  is correct. There is no robo involved in the buying and selling of funds. As for SA being successful before they introduced the China ETF, that is not my point. I am just saying SA has chosen to invest in the top two growth regions. If SA has chosen to invest in 20-30% in Japanese ETF or 100% in Malaysian ASN variable fund, then, I will sing a different tune.

Anyway, kudos to SA. It is my 2nd best (in terms of my personal XIRR) investment vehicle for me (starting 2018)

I have two goals 26% and 36% with about each goal having about half of my SA investments.

When I first invested in Nov 2018, I made an unrealised loss -4.6% as at 31 Dec 2018. At that time, I still keep DCA investing into SA and UT since all my other investment assets as at 31 Dec were all red except my fundsupermart bond funds, EPF, SSPN and P2P lending. I had faith to take risk and keep investing because of the historical record of stocks increasing in value long term and even if, stocks did not rebound I still have EPF, which forms the most of my portfolio.

As I said earlier, SA is my 2nd best investment vehicle now. My personal XIRR as measured today is 18.5% for the entire SA. My advice to new investors of SA is to look at this vehicle as a long term say more than 5 year period and don't be too worried if your investment is making unrealised losses, now and then.

that's why it is important, just keep calm and keep investing.

I'm also very happy with my investment with SA, achieved an annualised 17% gain so far.

I am just wondering when did you start investing in SA?

Sometimes I find it less stressful and emotional by moving away from all the investing news and coming back later. I stop reading financial news at end of 18 to 19 after my equities portion turn negative. I just keep my regular investing and at end of Dec 2019 boom almost all of my investment assets are in the black.

BTW wishing you greatest of luck    in your investment journey

Don't expect good returns for years to come for US market.

Agreed.. this two years very the bull I'm thinking annualised maybe ~12% over 5+ years period.

MMF also can argue... lol funny

Of course will get affected the only person who can answer on what they will do in KWEB would be Brendan Ahern from what happen to Alibaba

Hopefully KWEB will rotate some of the funds to Didi Chuxing once IPO is floated anytime coming soon from now

As long as KWEB is holding up the support level of 72.50 nothing much to be worried because it is just waiting for another breakout this year

KWEB underperforming it is very simple reason overvalued hence a lot of offloading recently even before Archegos scandal

By the at the current moment anything 72.5 to 77 it is a good buy for its fundamentals if you’re a big China Tech fan

US wanna delist China companies from NYSE & Nasdaq + Archegos liquidation

Just to share the current performance of my oldest uninterrupted portfolio in SA,from June 2020, no redemption/withdrawal/transfer to another portolio. Although i am starting to feel annoyed with SA lag time. I will continue until a better competitor appear.

To point out something that has been highlighted before...since the term DCA has been used rather loosely. Different people would be seeing returns that could be similar or wildly different.

Person A lumpsum initial capital of 10k at ATH in February and DCA 100 each month since then would highly likely still be in negative.

While Person B actually DCA from the start at ATH of 1k each month could have already breakeven.

Because the impact of the subsequent "DCA" are wildly different.

Scenario A is hardly impacted while scenario B each deposit impacted greater though with reducing impact with each deposit over time.

just out of curiosity, how often you guys perform DCA for SA?

Hoshiyuu = daily memes
Majority(?) = weekly/biweekly
Me = monthly, at the end of the month

Weekly

Weekly too, 200 myr per week