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yibaandre
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Jun 9 2021, 10:57 PM
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hi all sifu ,
newbie to investment. want to ask , is StashAway suitable for ppl like me who like to put money there and just leave it ? (sort of like semi auto pilot). with regular deposit of course. I am not the type that want to keep checking and tweaking this and that (maybe once a while can)
Thanks
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yibaandre
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Jun 9 2021, 11:04 PM
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QUOTE(MUM @ Jun 9 2021, 11:03 PM) what happens when you checked and noticed that your investment is losing money? what would you do? how much % of loses can you "tahan" to see invested money being 'eaten' away? what would you do? sell all before it get worse and come back to fight again some other day? that's the thing , I am not sure/know what to change / tweak in that scenario ?
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yibaandre
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Jun 10 2021, 12:38 AM
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QUOTE(xander83 @ Jun 9 2021, 11:07 PM) Definitely suitable the only difference is your risk assessment profile on which portfolio is suitable for you  is the portfolio automatically recommend by StashAway (base on risk assessment) or I have to choose ? Can I change the risk assessment and / or portfolio once everything is set up ? Thanks
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yibaandre
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Jun 10 2021, 12:39 AM
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QUOTE(lee82gx @ Jun 9 2021, 11:17 PM) Stashaway is designed for folks like you, but the advise from MUM is extremely relevant. You must know what you are buying which is a split basket of ETFs comprising of index funds, and usually some Gold. Now once you know you are indexing, in a way you need to accept that it goes up and down according to the market of the fund you are buying. And if you know that then you also know that once in a while something bad happens and it can even drop 10-20% in a year, or even slightly more. THat means that in the absence of something catastrophic anything else can cause drops of 1-9% without too much "reason". You also need to know that generally markets tend to go up over time. thanks for the info "what you are buying" - is this recommended by StashAway base on risk assessment or I have to decide my self ?
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