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when is best time to divest from stashaway?
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cos u dca or u will every now& then wdrawn or topup your pf eg how could tht u invested a S$500 in March 2022 (u just placed it in compared to those u started 3yrs++) and another $1k at end 2021 be all counted as same treatmt when u do your annualization....not sure why the TWR is showing 30%..??
Why TWR? - very difficult to understd though u need time-wt ret. esp if u Dca & wdraw some in betwn
It can be so difficult to determine how much money was earned on a portfolio when there are multiple deposits and withdrawals made over time. Investors can't simply subtract the beginning balance, after the initial deposit, from the ending balance since the ending balance reflects both the rate of return on the investments and any deposits or withdrawals during the time invested in the fund. In other words, deposits and withdrawals distort the value of the return on the portfolio.
The TWR provides the rate of return for each sub-period or interval that had cash flow changes.
Examples of Using the TWR
As noted, the time-weighted return eliminates the effects of portfolio cash flows on returns. To see this how it works, consider the following two investor scenarios:
Scenario 1 taken fr ivestopedia site
Investor 1 invests $1 million into Mutual Fund A on December 31. On August 15 of the following year, his portfolio is valued at $1,162,484. At that point (August 15), he adds $100,000 to Mutual Fund A, bringing the total value to $1,262,484.
By the end of the year, the portfolio has decreased in value to $1,192,328. The holding-period return for the first period, from December 31 to August 15, would be calculated as:
- Return = ($1,162,484 - $1,000,000) / $1,000,000 = 16.25% but .....
The holding-period return for the second period, from August 15 to December 31, would be calculated as:
The second sub-period is created following the $100,000 deposit so that the rate of return is calculated reflecting that deposit with its new starting balance of $1,262,484 or ($1,162,484 + $100,000).
- Return = ($1,192,328 - ($1,162,484 + $100,000)) / ($1,162,484 + $100,000) = -5.56%
The time-weighted return for the two time periods is calculated by multiplying each subperiod's rate of return by each other. The first period is the period leading up to the deposit, and the second period is after the $100,000 deposit.
- Time-weighted return = (1 + 16.25%) x (1 + (-5.56%)) - 1 = 9.79%
Difference Between TWR and ROR($-wt ret)
A rate of return (ROR) is the net gain or loss on an investment over a specified time period, expressed as a percentage of the investment’s initial cost. Gains on investments are defined as income received plus any capital gains realized on the sale of the investment.
However, the rate of return calculation does not account for the cash flow differences in the portfolio, whereas the TWR accounts for all deposits and withdrawals in determining the rate of return.
Market correction come at a good time else investor dunno which robo is mediocre and which is really can make it. You are not alone. In Msia forum for which SA is available for Msians it is the same complaints as here.Seriously their investment strategy sucks. Put in 1 year and I'm already -14% withdrawing from China Market is one of their worst decision
2-3 years in it and loss 10%. Luckily was just testing it out with smallish amounts
any other recommendations?
already have syfe, will probably try endow us
2-3 years in it and loss 10%. Luckily was just testing it out with smallish amounts
any other recommendations?
already have syfe, will probably try endow us
Syfe are ETF and Endowus are UT. There is some differences although both is a basket of stocks represented as a single entity. Endowus funds are all dividends reinvested (if any). But their unique selling point is trailer fee rebate (used it for cash investment is good can think of this as kind of dividend if that is what you want to call) but trailer fee rebate should not be the only criteria to determine which fund is good as Dimensional funds are not bad and some funds although no trailer fee rebate their expense ratio below 1% so it is as good. Only disadvantages of Endowus is their fund selection is so little compared to FSM for e.g2-3 years in it and loss 10%. Luckily was just testing it out with smallish amounts
any other recommendations?
already have syfe, will probably try endow us
They won’t dare revel such throw face numbers one la.Sa shd announce last yr they have how much wdrawls!!!
caveat emptor to everyone regarding PFOF.Yes, just like no1 will b bothered with PFOF*, try suing them for it since some fussed so MUCH over it
if comfy, use it! if not, so be it!
* : Payment for order flow (PFOF) is the compensation and benefit a brokerage firm receives for directing orders to different parties for trade execution.
actually what are you trying to hide? Why do you not want people to know the reason why there can be 0 commission broker is because of PFOF?Yawn zzzzz paper warriors writing thesis in hwz
I think the most some still holding to their cash pf!They won’t dare revel such throw face numbers one la.
did u try qn their CIO etc in their Live youtube/sharing? what r they doing?
Dont exit for now but when exactly is the period u enter w them?
half yr gone, hope u r doing fine ?ok lah now im at -3.80%, not say lose a lot.
Its only a small sum so i wanna just give it a longer time to see how it performs vs endowus (not that endowus is a lot better).
maybe another half yr n see how it does.