Official Shiny Things thread—Part III

[allan_nalla]

Probably a dumb question- but anyone happens to know if there's a way I can subscribe to Company Announcements etc. for local companies?

Might have missed it but I don't see such an option available on sgx.com

 

[vofzxy]

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...-club-part-2-a-5813566-551.html#post124455880

I've added the FSMOne ETF RSP for local equity and bond ETFs to the comparison spreadsheet:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BqIhbYNJF7VJbtj6PS08Csbyx1s4vs_03Kvh0pPRUCI/view
-- let me know if you find any errors in it!

hi all, is this spreedsheet still a good starting point?
i have so many unused account, i just closed my FSM account in march ><"
i only have my SCB account now

since this post was in part II, i can't Quote it anymore

 

[sleepingcat]

i know the answer

if $200-400, was told to go for POSB
if $500 and above, go for FSM.

yes, i have already link my CDP under FSM

So I should apply for POSB? Btw I only managed to find DBS Vickers from googling "posb trading account", are they the same?

What if sometimes feel like investing more than $400.. will it cost alot more?

 

[kram62]

Probably a dumb question- but anyone happens to know if there's a way I can subscribe to Company Announcements etc. for local companies?

Might have missed it but I don't see such an option available on sgx.com

I receive company notifications from the SGX official app after adding the company to my favourite list inside the app.

For example :

 

[Kaypohji]

Why not?

I’m looking to dca non sg etf

You don't buy every month using scb

 

[cassowary18]

So I should apply for POSB? Btw I only managed to find DBS Vickers from googling "posb trading account", are they the same?

What if sometimes feel like investing more than $400.. will it cost alot more?

What you should be searching is "POSB Invest Saver". That is their regular savings plan.

Between FSMOne and POSB, FSMOne is cheaper at $200 per month or more.

Why not?

I’m looking to dca non sg etf

DCA is a very broad term. You can DCA weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly etc. It just means you regularly invest without caring about timing.

If you're insistent on investing monthly, then go with IBKR.

 

[Kaypohji]

Yea looking at dca monthly
Weekly is too frequent

Thanks

What you should be searching is "POSB Invest Saver". That is their regular savings plan.

Between FSMOne and POSB, FSMOne is cheaper at $200 per month or more.



DCA is a very broad term. You can DCA weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly etc. It just means you regularly invest without caring about timing.

If you're insistent on investing monthly, then go with IBKR.

 

[thisislife]

what are the 3 ETF fund portfolio again?

 

[allan_nalla]

I receive company notifications from the SGX official app after adding the company to my favourite list inside the app.

For example :

Ah, didn't know there's such a thing.
Thanks!

 

[5408854088]

Pardon me, shiny.

If one were to invest in S&P 500 index, which one should we go for?

SPY, IVV, Cspx?

Can take reference from this on this list of ETF available

https://blog.seedly.sg/how-to-invest-in-ireland-domiciled-sp500-etfs/

 

[jhyeo_]

You can visit the company’s website to subscribe for their email alert if the feature is available. E.g. For Netlink also

https://www.netlinknbn.com/email_alerts.html

Probably a dumb question- but anyone happens to know if there's a way I can subscribe to Company Announcements etc. for local companies?

Might have missed it but I don't see such an option available on sgx.com

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[flowerpalms]

ES3, MBH, IWDA

what are the 3 ETF fund portfolio again?

 

[rikukoh]

Hello!

Just a question that popped through my mind while scrolling!

While our portfolio is likely to increase year on year, what is the cap on how much should we invest in overseas markets? (IWDA) I mean, like is there a certain amount whereby it becomes taxable to a point where the rate of returns are getting lesser till there is no point in investing in overseas market anymore?

Also, unds that Singapore dividends/investments are non-taxable, hence this wouldn't be a problem. Do correct me if im wrong!

Just curious! Please share your views/answers!

Cheers,
Riku

 

[psyfy]

Take a look up thread. I asked ST about it. The main gist is that Ray Dalio is trying to preserve his wealth over generations, but you're just saving up over a lifetime. So you can (and should) take more risks with the 3 fund portfolio.

Thing is, over a multi decade period the AWP returns are impressive when compared to the bogleheads 3 fund portfolio advocated here. My view is when I am nearing retirement I will switch to the AWP to reduce volatility and still maintain positive gains.

In my accumulation phase I will focus more on simplicity and maximum equity exposure so will stick to the portfolio allocation suggested by ST.

 

[thisislife]

ES3, MBH, IWDA

ah, IWDA is on london exchange and my brokerage don't list those

which account let me get into london ETF?

 

[flowerpalms]

SCB or IB...

ah, IWDA is on london exchange and my brokerage don't list those

which account let me get into london ETF?

 

[thisislife]

okay cool, maybe i'll jsut go for those instead of picking stocks, dam tiring to pick stocks

 

[hellvolhardzelinsky]

"Thank you for taking time to complete the Customer Account Review ("CAR") evaluation. Based on your responses, you have been assessed not to possess the investment knowledge and experience for the purchase of certain types of investment products such as exchange traded funds or listed equities traded on an exchange outside Singapore (Listed SIPs)*.

As a result, we regret to inform you that you will not be able to continue purchase of Listed SIPs*. However, you can still continue to trade in Singapore-listed equities and sell existing Listed SIPs holdings through our Online Trading Platform

If you have any further queries, please call our 24-hour (Monday to Friday) Online Trading Service Line at 1800 242 5333 (+65 6242 5333 from overseas) for assistance.

*For example: Exchange traded funds or listed equities traded on an exchange outside Singapore"

Tried to get SWRD but I had to do CAR and I got this. Any way to get it? Already transferred SGD to USD account.

 

[crystalnox]

"Thank you for taking time to complete the Customer Account Review ("CAR") evaluation. Based on your responses, you have been assessed not to possess the investment knowledge and experience for the purchase of certain types of investment products such as exchange traded funds or listed equities traded on an exchange outside Singapore (Listed SIPs)*.

As a result, we regret to inform you that you will not be able to continue purchase of Listed SIPs*. However, you can still continue to trade in Singapore-listed equities and sell existing Listed SIPs holdings through our Online Trading Platform

If you have any further queries, please call our 24-hour (Monday to Friday) Online Trading Service Line at 1800 242 5333 (+65 6242 5333 from overseas) for assistance.

*For example: Exchange traded funds or listed equities traded on an exchange outside Singapore"

Tried to get SWRD but I had to do CAR and I got this. Any way to get it? Already transferred SGD to USD account.

Did you actually select no to all the qns in CAR?

 

[hellvolhardzelinsky]

Did you actually select no to all the qns in CAR?

yea... I mean I really have no experience in any of it or degree.
I only have a degree in engineering

unless stashaway counts as an investment on ex-SG equities