Dividends Warrior
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Yes because it is not a discussion about using debt to get more wealthThe other thread asking buyed condo buyed car can’t breathe
Here $500k savings?
But I like here better![]()
That is your savings! Just that you put it to different asset class for better returns.
Your portfolio drop?Now drop already![]()
Your portfolio drop?
@Dividends Warrior one still looks good.
@Jeremy1 that's the problem with growth stocks/portfolio. It goes up and down.
And the gain or loss is nothing unless realized. So although the data says that in the long term the total returns usually better with growth, psychologically it feels abstract. And because people usually feel the loss harder than enjoy the gains it feels psychologically more difficult
I strongly believe that for most people having an income engine/sleeve in their portfolio would help them stay the course with their separate growth portfolio.
My growth portfolio drop more than my income portfolio.Overall still profit but I believe all investors portfolio should have dropped in value since overall market is bearish now.
My growth portfolio drop more than my income portfolio.
And my income portfolio every month still gets distributions coming in.
This recent drop is hardly anything serious. Is just normal market fluctuations if you ask me.Same but everything also dropped even my Reits also jialat.
Hopefully can recover back.![]()
This recent drop is hardly anything serious. Is just normal market fluctuations if you ask me.
Not a major downturn at all.
I been buying for quite some time. Not just recentMaybe your ETF not really affected much
I been buying for quite some time. Not just recent
I have been buying regularly. So the recent additions would be down but they don't represent the bulk of my portfolio.
Over time should be ok. In fact when it is down and hit the 50 and 200 day moving averages is usually on hindsight good time to have bought.
Always zoom out on the chart. At least applicable for highly diversified funds.
Wow, have you crossed 2m net worth with all your CPF and HDB counted?
You look at the chart. The times it goes below the 200 day moving average. For how long only? Look back if you were there then you would have bought lots right?Yes but then if the chart is bearish, prices no doubt it's low, it may go even lower due to market sentiment.
But then I think it may also raised pretty fast suddenly if things suddenly turn around
yes. but i always like to think it is inheritance.I would say it is quite impressive with 500k cash saving for someone in the early 40.
Only single can have this amount.Used to have 500k. After married, buy house, buy car, have kids. Now negative. I tell you….govt give 70k not enough.
Used to have 500k. After married, buy house, buy car, have kids. Now negative. I tell you….govt give 70k not enough.
Agree bro. Sometime I only think that if next month I can save till 5k should be enough. I quite contented. At least I am healthy
My parents, my sis, and me. Not retired-retired, more like having too free time on hand. I don't have any financial commitments (aside from insurance) or loan at the moment, and I save over 85% of what I receive per month. Cash-wise is on the lower side, but I have only been in this current arrangement for one year. I have 120k (UOB Stash) + 150k (UOB One) + 100k (SC Bonussaver) + some money in OCBC, looking to put some more money into VWRA when the time is right.Retire with how much. What your family composition like
