Saturday, 9 December 2017
Can I use CPF Investment to trade???
Can I use CPF Investment to trade?
Yes, you could!
Our “XXXX” can help you to pinpoint which company to trade in and when to get out too. We do conduct previews almost weekly, do email to XXXX to find out more.
Hmm ... Walau! Early morning read this snake oil financial advice to grow CPFIS fund by trading in and out. Chun bo?
FACT: If you are already so successfully in trading your cash fund; then your CPFIS should be treated as your bonds as assets allocation and only switch bonds to equities during stock market crashes when there is higher opportunities of higher return on invested capital.
Read? Your CPF Investment Account : Uncle8888's foolish advice again!!! (4)
BTW. Here is ....
Real CPF Member. Real Net CPFIS Refund!
Net negative CPFIS Refund means ALL invested capital has been returned to CPF OA!
One thing is clear!
Uncle8888 didn't trade CPF investment in and out. He invested!
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1M60 via OA.
ReplyDeleteThat's Power!!!
Single income somemore..
DeleteEven higher earner, contribution is cap at $5K, change to $6K recently.
ReplyDeleteI think the AWS or bonus must be very fat. lol.
Hi bro cw
ReplyDeleteI want to say thank you to you :)
I am lucky to have listen to ur advise on cpfis. I sold away all my cpf holdings to return back my oa. I sold with a small capital lost but overall is +ve small 3 digit amount, this +ve is from the div that I collected so far.
Recently i see my holdings on this reit that i sold away from my cpfis drop a lot... heng ar...
I won't touch my cpf anymore, will only wait for bear come then I will use.
Really appreciate ur advise :)
I would like to treat u kopi kosong for this... hope u don't mind cheap cheap kopi kosong... hehehe
Paiseh... I am quite busy recently. When I am free I will arrange time with u to treat u kopi kosong. Likely will be free in Jan...
Thanks bro cw :)
To learn real investing lessons on the ground, it is better to use cash which is of lower interest rate to beat that 2.5% rather using 2.5% to beat 2.5%. :-)
DeleteThanks Uncle8888 for your super good advice! Yeah, why risk the no-risk 2.5% when we cannot be 100% sure whether the investment from cpfis can beat it.
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