![]() Given how markets have panned out over the last 4 years, any platform would have seen profits. The internet is also sadly flooded with plenty of shallow reviews, perhaps to earn some referral rewards, claiming how good they are (?) which saw a huge number of consumers jumping onto the bandwagon over a short span of time. Yet I can't help but ask myself if they are truly living up to their promises, or it is just another overly hyped-up marketing gimmick that is no better than the available alternatives. Having been a consumer of Stashaway myself since 2017 and having invested a substantial amount with them, I honestly am rooting for them to do well. The latest re-optimization exercise in July 2021 has been nothing short of disappointing. To those that are familiar with Stashaway or have intentions to kickstart something with them, this (extremely long – you have been warned) post is for you. How would you rate this strategy over the last 4 years? What if this was 25% of your portfolio? Is time in the market better than timing the market? I personally still use Syfe, and have been a strong advocate in using them still. The purpose of this article is to allow easy reading for Linkedin users who might not be users of Facebook:Īs mentioned in my post : It is still true that Robo-advisors are extremely beneficial for fresh graduates with limited funds looking to invest with liquidity for the funds they require in the next 5-10 years. Disclaimer: This article is a copy of an opinion piece on Facebook, written by a colleague:
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