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(20-03-2015, 09:49 AM)opmi Wrote: [ -> ]Recently, I used 60% of my OA to buy Fidelity China Focus A. Betting on a bubble in PRC.

What a coincidence! I have this fund too....theoretically, I made 10% return so far..... IF I don't take into account the 8-10% I lost on Fidelity European Growth last year....
(20-03-2015, 10:06 AM)HitandRun Wrote: [ -> ]
(20-03-2015, 09:49 AM)opmi Wrote: [ -> ]Recently, I used 60% of my OA to buy Fidelity China Focus A. Betting on a bubble in PRC.

What a coincidence! I have this fund too....theoretically, I made 10% return so far..... IF I don't take into account the 8-10% I lost on Fidelity European Growth last year....

Yes. same here. I guess we bought around the same time.
You can buy STI ETF if you are not interested in UTs. 100% of the funds in your CPF-OA (after setting aside the usual initial $20K) can be used to invest in CPF-included ETFs.
(20-03-2015, 11:09 AM)ghchua Wrote: [ -> ]You can buy STI ETF if you are not interested in UTs. 100% of the funds in your CPF-OA (after setting aside the usual initial $20K) can be used to invest in CPF-included ETFs.

I was thinking of putting money into the STI ETF but a year ago but hesitated because of fear of a market crash. Strangely I still have cash investment all this while.
Investing is always like that. If do A you may regret B. And if you do B you may regret A. And if you don't do anything, you regret C. Aka holding too much cash. So what to do? Find out what's most suitable for you then don't regret lol!
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