Not sure if this Bloomberg article applies here.

Makes an interesting read though.

Are you sure Stashaway employs a passive portfolio management strategy?

I would say it is more of a tactical asset allocation-based investment vehicle.



Link: https://www.stashaway.my/r/stashaway-active-or-passive

It's not a complete buy-and-hold strategy. But I agree that the Bloomberg article applies to more aggressive traders, particular those go for HFT (high frequency trading).

Ah. I see. But it just landed in MY since November 2018. Perhaps too short a timeline to conclude?

The company claims that it will allocate assets according to current economic conditions, which seems to suggest that there are likely to be changes especially with a strong downwind.

I would like to see how StashAway performs immediately before and during recessionary periods, that would be the interesting part.

That said, if it is buy-and-hold, good for long-term investment then.

Quite rare to see ETF investments with buy-and-hold strategy. I would go for index funds instead.

(Probably my last post today. That annoying probationary 3-post-every-12-hour ban is still in effect for my user account.)