If you 2 agree with Alibaba's "cheap" value and similarly bullish of its growth prospects, consider investing in its listing in HKSE instead of NYSE. It's cheaper if you're a SGD salaryman like me, and there is no WHT on its dividends, if Alibaba starts distributing them one fine day.
If you're a non-US resident like me, CSPX may be a better alternative with the lower 15% WHT versus the traditional 30%. S27 is the best option for Singaporeans trying to invest through their SRS account. You may consider subscribing auto-invest for the Big 7 or any individual constituents to increase your growth (and risk) potential ratio.
Better to just buy into the CLR or CFA ETF that holds all these S-REITS. Achieving the same average yield even after deducting annual magament fee, while reducing the amount of capital needed to invest into the individual REITs and providing risk diversification ๐
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