Can I say something? While I h

Can I say something?

While I have no argument about the recommended stocks, it's laughable that an investment publications could say "... Buy and pass down to your children" as if the stocks are forever resilient. Why? Are there great blue chips, you may ask.

Generally there's no guarantee that past or present performance will remain the same in the future. This is the buyer's beware statement of every investment advice or tips.

Prevalent investment environment today is and will never be the same in the future depending on the global investment trends and new opportunity and requirements. Just an example, did you hear of Tesla during the Ford era?

The caption of " buy and pass down.." goes against other investment basics that we learned in school.

The stocks may or may not perform just as great today than in the future but to say about "indefinite" growth is another thing.

Good luck!

3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That You Can Buy and Pass Down to Your Children

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