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Pueh Kee

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I bought 10000 at 3.2 and now lao sai-ed

but quite sure it will go up again, just duno when
 
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Pueh Kee said:
I bought 10000 at 3.2 and now lao sai-ed
but quite sure it will go up again, just duno when
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I have 2 batches. one is avg at 3.19 after aggressively DCA last year to Lower from 3.4, 3.5 as it was bought during peak years.
another smaller batch bought at 2.7.

anyway hold for now and get dividends ba


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Pueh Kee said:
I bought 10000 at 3.2 and now lao sai-ed

but quite sure it will go up again, just duno when
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If there are no further covid restrictions for the next few months, i think it will go back to 3.2 quite soon. Just hold for the upcoming dividends first. My holdings are 5k @ 3.2 so we are almost at the same boat
 
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crystalnox said:
Yes, that's the fishy part. ES3 has consistently been giving out noticibly less dividends than G3B since covid19 hit and the NAV hasn't out appreciated G3B either.
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Anybody knows the reason for this? I thought ES3 is touted as the better of the 2 STI ETFs due to its higher aum and liquidity. Both have the same TER iirc.
 
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I think STI needs a revamp as it doesn't well-represent the Singapore economy. Enlarge the number of stocks from 30 to 50. Cap each sector to 20% weightage maximum, especially banks and Reits. Include large high growth stocks such as iFast and Nanofilm. More consumer/retail stocks e.g. Sheng Siong and healthcare e.g. Raffles Medical. Arguably I would even exclude Reits and put them in a separate index.
 
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starbugs said:
I think STI needs a revamp as it doesn't well-represent the Singapore economy. Enlarge the number of stocks from 30 to 50. Cap each sector to 20% weightage maximum, especially banks and Reits. Include large high growth stocks such as iFast and Nanofilm. More consumer/retail stocks e.g. Sheng Siong and healthcare e.g. Raffles Medical. Arguably I would even exclude Reits and put them in a separate index.
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What do you by mean banks do not represent the bulk of Singapore's economy? You mean billions was spent building our MBS financial district for fun? Or you mean Singapore isn't a place anymore for the rich to come and "take refuge"? LOL :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Clearly Singapore is all about the money and the tax haven; our dual casinos proved just that! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Nothing more! Clearly not about the consumers, much less about the tech! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
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