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In the Hong Kong stock market, Tencent and CNOOC are like staples for middle-class families. But in your market, what are your go-to stocks?
A friend of mine once shared his top 5 picks, which include
high-yield dividend stocks like bank shares: $UOB(U11.SI)$ $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$
index ETFs: $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$
some long-term growth stocks: $Apple(AAPL)$, $Microsoft(MSFT)$
and a few short-term speculative plays: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$
Now, let's get into your investing game. What are your must-have stocks?
Share your investing strategy with us.
[Sly]How many stocks are in your portfolio?
[Sly]What are your top 5 holdings?
[Sly]How's your portfolio performing this year?
[Sly]And most importantly, what tips or advice do you have for other investors?
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portfolio at the moment is not doing too great as there's some red, hopefully, these red can turn green soon...
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How many stocks are in your portfolio?
What are your top 5 holdings?
How's your portfolio performing this year?
And most importantly, what tips or advice do you have for other investors?
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- approximately 20 stocks, which I acknowledge is an elevated number. However, my strategy involves periodically realizing profits and reinvesting the initial capital on other stocks, allowing the remaining positions to continue laying golden eggs
*What are your top 5 holdings?*
- boring, diversified, low cost ETFs that I autoinvest regularly and may never sell
*How's your portfolio performing this year?*
- in line with the S&P 500's performance year-to-date, outpacing fixed deposits (FDs)
*And most importantly, what tips or advice do you have for other investors?*
- embrace a growth mindset, stay curious, and seek improvement in all aspects of life