how does it deal with dividends? you'll have to add the $$ manually into the ETFs that SA selects?

yes, i know. nasi sudah jadi bubur.

but damn it, look at all that pre-market gains we're missing out from KWEB!

I watched the AMA video, at this point we dont know (for sure) if Stash Away's reoptimization in the removal of KWEB from the portfolio was a mistake. Because looking at the KWEB graph, its growth is not stable. Its volatility can be compared to crypto If they did continue with this no human can guarantee whether the losses will be far worse or the price will rebound back.

But I understand that the decision to remove KWEB is not just one man's decision, it was a collective decision by a board probably led by Freddie. So Im pretty sure that this decision was not taken lightly since they are a business oriented company. If they are indeed qualified fund managers they must have evaluated all the risks and potential losses in removing KWEB as well as the opportunity costs as well.

But I still have doubts how this current portfolio selection will perform if the market enters into recession. Is it already geared up for growth or hedge against a recession environment?

Can anyone here share your knowledge on this area, because I definitely will not be investing into the same SRI risk if another major reoptimization kicks in when the US market enters into recession which will secure more losses on top of KWEB sell off.

My Doubts:
- the GLD ETF price is close to ATH, investing more will be purchasing at high price
- will technology sector perform in recession? (XLK is also expensive 154USD)

just received this email from stashaway about a Simple promo. the rate is good.

anyone here not a stashaway user yet? this is so much better than my FD and savings account, no lock up also so nothing to lose 

Hi guys.

Was thinking of create a small high risk high reward flexible portfolio for my overall portfolio. What do you guys recommend. Was considering to add a few high risk high reward type ETFs like Nasdaq qqq etc. any ideas what ETFs would be good and what sort of allocation for each?