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Why only looking for 15% annual return? Why not 25% OR 35% ANNUAL RETURN RATE?
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My gut feel for the past 7 few years is that only 3 out 10 hits such returns and above for professionally managed funds in SG... Individuals -even worse. |
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Even if you include PE / HE or other private funds not open to the public, probably 1 in 10 can say confidently they generated returns >15% over the long term. The guy above is not realistic in his expectations. |
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There a few funds that manage to exceed 15% slightly over long term, but they are all single developing country focused funds like Indo, Thai, Malaysia etc who happen to be at the right place right time. Anyway looks like the party is over and they are all being whacked down now as they are too concentrated in a country which is undergoing steep correction. For funds that focus on Singapore-based companies, the best performer is Arbedeen which has LT returns of ~10%. |
Stayer in SG but i think the SG dream is also going down or flat.
we are max out really at home ground, and when SG companies go global, we are no better in managing those risk in aboard. Quote:
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Anyone who set min 15% annual gain as a target has no idea wtf he is talking about. 15% is enough to get you into the global investment hall of fame, yet the way some people say here is like anyone just read a few tips online or pick a few good funds can already.
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Get real with property already. First was the intention of building hell lots of HDB units, then disallow PRs to purchase open market units for three years. Speculators diving in at inflated price, hoping for celestial returns, pray hard that the celestial being will ideally inflate the prices even more. If not, good luck on defaulting.
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