Yearly P/L review: How did your fund investments perform in 2023?
Hi, mooers! ![]()
As we move forward into a new year, it's crucial to reflect on our past experiences and learn from them. That's why we want to hear from you. What were your fund investments like in 2023? Were there any surprises or disappointments along the way?
How to find your P/L records?
1. First, select an account in the ''Accounts" tab in the navigation bar.
2. Next, tap "Assets" and then "Funds". Under "Net Assets", tap "Daily Chg".
3. Now, choose "Funds P/L" and tap "Save/Share".
4. You can customize your position list by tapping "Fund" and selecting up to five funds. Besides, you can share the performance of a specific fund by tapping "More".
1. What is your fund investment strategy for 2023? Which funds did you invest in?
2. How did your fund investments perform? Were there any surprises or disappointments?
3. What is your outlook on fund investment for 2024? Will you be making any changes to your portfolio?
4. Which funds do you have high expectations for in the upcoming year and why?
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Dec 21 2023 - Jan 14 2024
18% (5d) Fund Coupon: for the 5 most influential posts over 50 words with P/L records
S$10 Fund Cash Coupon: for the 5 mooers who have earned the highest returns as shown on your P/L records
200 Points: for mooers who share Fund P/L records
Notes:
The influential posts will be selected based on post quality, originality, creativity, and influence.
Posts that are not original or relevant shall be excluded.
All the rewards mentioned above are mutually exclusive.
All rewards will be distributed to your universal account within 15–30 working days after the winner's announcement.
This presentation is strictly for informational and educational purposes and is not a recommendation or endorsement of any particular investment or investment strategy. See this link for more information.
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mr_cashcow : My 2023 🐄🐄 P/L review!🤑
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say moo say me : Doing OK. Positive returns $$
Just Born : I have signed up for Moomoo account and actively invested in Cashplus MMF and some bond funds, earning some profit in 2023. It is a good start for me a new born in Moomoo family.
YingXiang88 : Regarding funds with high expectations for the upcoming years, I anticipate continued success with the Fullerton SGD cash fund due to its stability and consistent positive returns. The fund has proven to be a reliable choice, offering returns comparable to or even surpassing those of high-yield savings accounts in banks.
Additionally, I am keeping a close eye on potential opportunities that may arise during market fluctuations in 2024.If there is a recession and certain stocks I am interested in experience a significant price drop, I may consider allocating more of my portfolio towards those promising stocks.
My investment decisions are always guided by a careful assessment of market conditions and potential opportunities for growth.
quekky : not a lot of earnings, compare to most of the others
CuriousPhD : I am very happy as December is very good rally and all showing green and I hope it will give more return in the future
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romrom : The topic is fund investments ? Is stock considered fund?
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