Noob question. Let's say you invested $5000, it grew to $5150 (3%) within 1 month, why should I keep the money or withdraw it and reinvest again ? Considering it will only grow to $5500 (10%) in 1 year, and the profit/loss fluctuates, don't you earn more if there is at least $150 profit that happens 5 times in a year ? It's like swing trading bu roboadvisors are playing and even after deducting fees you still earn more and already hold the cash. Because that $5150 profit can go back down to $5020 any day of the week again, which by then you could have pump the same $5000 to gain profits. Am I missing something ?
India = emerging market?Like this DBS robot for auto ETF rebalancing but why they include India etf
Like this DBS robot for auto ETF rebalancing but why they include India etf
need to look at it from a longer time horizonPumped a min amount to try out in Feb and still trying to recover as bought b4 all the covid and oil nonsense stir ****.
The fee is 0.75% per annum. If sell within less than a year, how would the fees be calculated? Pro-rated?
Seems like digipofrfolio is one of the few robo with STI ETF? Got other robos with STI ETF?
I put a 6k in this just for the kicks late 2019. Here's what they've done with it so far.
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Makes no sense, e.g. those "sell 237 STI and buy 1 STI back the next day"...![]()
Hello! I'm unclear if the digiPortfolio reinvests dividends from the ETFs - is this visible anywhere. Also are there key months when these are paid or is it all months/never months? Does anyone know?
If I knew that DBS were charging 0.75% and keeping all of the dividends then that would piss me off....