SSB 10-year return at 2.97%. Better than T-bills and fixed deposits?
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What happened? This month, we saw the yield on the 6-month Singapore T-bill
fall to 2.9%. The best fixed deposit rate has also fallen to 2.8%. Hence,
ma...
4 hours ago
CW,
ReplyDeleteThat's the downside of too "perfect" record keeping ;)
Then again, if you had held on, you would still bang head today for not selling DBS at above $30 during April 2018...
And if DBS dips below $21 this year, you would feel super proud of yourself!
LOL!
Let it go, let it go!
The moral of the story is not buy-and-hold; the lesson is to sharpen our saw so we can improve our entries and enhance our exits ;)
Passive my foot!
Fully agreed! Long term investing is also same as short term trading required master skills unless one is happy to invest to breakeven by taking Panadols.
DeleteLooking back is also known as back testing. :-)
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