U need to plan.
1) Lock in the portfolio when downside risk is favourable; current drawdown is 1.5% which is quite good. Sometimes drawdown can be as high as 2%+
2) When u gain a profit of about 2%, perform a fund switch to the latest tranche. Basically, your max loss should be greater than your capital outlay. Your portfolio is basically capital guaranteed
U need to plan.
1) Lock in the portfolio when downside risk is favourable; current drawdown is 1.5% which is quite good. Sometimes drawdown can be as high as 2%+
2) When u gain a profit of about 2%, perform a fund switch to the latest tranche. Basically, your max loss should be greater than your capital outlay. Your portfolio is basically capital guaranteed
I transferred $1000sgd (USD 765.62) on 12 September 2024. When my portfolio was in profit (USD775.59), I transferred to a new downside protection portfolio which is now nearly capital guaranteed
I transferred $1000sgd (USD 765.62) on 12 September 2024. When my portfolio was in profit (USD775.59), I transferred to a new downside protection portfolio which is now nearly capital guaranteed
Sounds like fulfilling paper profits to reinvest and reset. Lol works until it doesn't. I rather just buy simpler products with lower known and more importantly, unknown/implicit costs.
Sounds like fulfilling paper profits to reinvest and reset. Lol works until it doesn't. I rather just buy simpler products with lower known and more importantly, unknown/implicit costs.
This portfolio is a temporary war chest to park monies, wait for market crash (-10%, -20%) , buy the lows. Should the market not crash, returns probably better than money market funds
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