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Sunday, 28 March 2010

5 Myths About ETFs - Part 3

STI ETF: Low Risk at Market Return over long term?

5 Myths About ETFs - Part 2

Does STI ETF really give average market return?

I still think that STI ETF is just another beast in the stock market and its behavior is no different from any other beasts in the stock market - some are hares, some are tortoise, and some are dying and waiting to be buried.

If you look at the price volatility of STI ETF, it can be scary depending when you last bought it


Whether you can really make money or not still very much depend on your entry and exit price like any other stocks.

When the market condition is bad and if you need to cash out to meet expenses you will have to exit with losses if you have bought it at higher price.

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