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mjbond : most of them are stable stocks. however, how about reits ? I think can allocate some for these segment as well. financially free is achievable for those who can save more than they spend
Hin093スレ主 mjbond:
As I'm still pretty new, I tend to get scared when things are in the red, that's why the portfolio consists of many stable stocks with lower fluctuations.
I do intend to set for a higher risk portfolio after I've gained some experience, better understanding, and done more research on the market.
As for REITs, from what I've seen, at least for the Malaysian market, they're traded at low volumes, which I'm concerned about their liquidity (even though I'm taking a longer term investment approach), research are yet to be done on the REITs market too. It is a concern to make that they might be easily manipulated because of the low trading volumes. But nonetheless, it is an interesting topic you brought up, and I'll be sure to look into it.
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tanvi : US stock dividend will be taxed 30% by the US government.
1M65 :
there is a dividend withholding tax and estate tax (if U decide to pass on to your next generation).
U can buy non-US domiciled ETF for long term. Ireland or UK domiciled ETF will be good.
Scrutinizeスレ主 tanvi: Yea I’m aware of that but there’s no harm in diversifying in different countries, also, low-key kinda have this fear of stock being easily manipulated in the Malaysian Market after several reported cases but of course none of these would occur to investors if they do their due diligence, but would slowly explore around and diversifying my portfolio
Scrutinizeスレ主 1M65: Probably not looking to pass it to next generation, when it’s time I’d probably just sell it off and enjoy the gains (even if a large portion of it is taxed ) and also, thanks for the non-US domicile ETFs recommendation, will look into them!
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