I am still positive, markets will test their peak this year & even exceeded mildly, at least.
Initiation Date: October 2021
Strategy: Daily DCA $100/ day (exclude weekend), invest only in fund with proven annualized return of 5-6% pa, no commodities, gold, banks & properties, daily DCA on laggard first, then leaders and repeat the cycle, min: 23 funds, max: 30 funds.
SuperNoobPaPa
OPMoomoo Lily
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Thank you. Perhaps technically there could be challenge but imagine how much liquidity can be created if you provide margin to these unit trust investment, which technically has value, better diversified and guaranteed exit by the fund managers.
SuperNoobPaPa
OPYumi Chan
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Hi, I don’t cash out. I only invest, ie money in and not out. One way to eliminate the need to cash out is by investing excess cash only or amount that doesn’t affect my spending.
Yumi Chan
SuperNoobPaPa
OP
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Thanks. So if the fund you invest is losing money, will you cash out and transfer to the fund that earning? May I know your return is based on how much capital u put in and for how long?
Actually no. I don’t rotate funds regularly. The idea of DCA is continue to invest regardless making money or losing money. So to answer your question, no I didn’t rotate out of losing fund and transfer to fund that make money.
In fact, I’m more excited if the fund temporary losing money as I can buy cheaper and end up with more units.
SuperNoobPaPa
OPYumi Chan
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I’ve started to do DCA since October 2021. Essentially I allocate $2300 to $2400 a month for investment.
If you calculate $2300 x 33 months, that is essentially my total investment in funds up to now.
I also invest directly in stocks but the return is not included in the return which I posted here. In another word, what I show is purely return from the funds alone.
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SuperNoobPaPa OP Moomoo Lily : Thank you. Perhaps technically there could be challenge but imagine how much liquidity can be created if you provide margin to these unit trust investment, which technically has value, better diversified and guaranteed exit by the fund managers.
Think about it.
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SuperNoobPaPa OP ZmjjkK : Hi, not much of an analysis. Just sharing my DCA journey in funds & hope to encourage more to do passive investing.
Hence my profile description reads:
“I’m a believer of long term investment.Discipline and consistent investment beats market timing.I hope I can show you..”
Yumi Chan : Hi, do you cash out weekly?
SuperNoobPaPa OP Yumi Chan : Hi, I don’t cash out. I only invest, ie money in and not out. One way to eliminate the need to cash out is by investing excess cash only or amount that doesn’t affect my spending.
Yumi Chan SuperNoobPaPa OP : Thanks. So if the fund you invest is losing money, will you cash out and transfer to the fund that earning? May I know your return is based on how much capital u put in and for how long?
SuperNoobPaPa OP Yumi Chan : Hi,
Actually no. I don’t rotate funds regularly. The idea of DCA is continue to invest regardless making money or losing money. So to answer your question, no I didn’t rotate out of losing fund and transfer to fund that make money.
In fact, I’m more excited if the fund temporary losing money as I can buy cheaper and end up with more units.
SuperNoobPaPa OP Yumi Chan : I’ve started to do DCA since October 2021. Essentially I allocate $2300 to $2400 a month for investment.
If you calculate $2300 x 33 months, that is essentially my total investment in funds up to now.
I also invest directly in stocks but the return is not included in the return which I posted here. In another word, what I show is purely return from the funds alone.
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