Why This Potential New Singapore Property Rule Could Be A Good Thing For
You In 2025
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“I’m not sure I want the ‘old bird’ agent,” was the phrase that surprised
me this week. In most situations, people would want a veteran on their
side. Mo...
4 hours ago
CW,
ReplyDeleteThis story does not hold water.
Does not pass the smell test...
Are you saying retail investors don't need risk management?
Perhaps that's why after 7 years of bull run from 2009 to 2016, if our portfolios are only showing a slight positive or nursing some small losses, it really calls into question what will happen if STI tanks another 20%?
Don't worry! I have a high tolerance for risk comfort...
It's just a flesh wound!
The Black Knight from Monty Python would be proud ;)
Hmm. CW,
ReplyDeleteBuild up position to 5-10% of net worth? Meaning what? Net worth = total assets? Include property and CPF?
Or just investible cash and CPF ??
If it's later, what is the big deal of 5%?
If it's the former, think he either sibei zai, or he think he sibei zai.
All my Investible cash is just 20% of my net worth excluding property.
He was multi-millionaire so 5 to 10% of his net worth is not small number.
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DeleteI think u didn't get my point.
I am not questioning if it is a big amount or not. Most probably it is.
I am questioning the definition of "net worth". Which is misleading. From your answer, I think it meant investible cash= net worth.
Well I would agree that 20 counters portfolio is focus investing.
5% net asset means all his investible income is concentrated in 2-4 counters .
Think he was trying to say that retail traders use their working capital to trade while retail investors may use their net worth to invest. That why we can see some retail investors putting in $Xm in the stock market to get $XXX,XXX dividend income. Not sure how many retail traders are willing to put $Xm into their trading account to trade?
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