In this video, Tai Zhi, our CIO, analyses the Sell in May effect and shares how investors should navigate their investments from June to December 2021.
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Note 2: The comparable unit trust shown in the video includes unit trusts with a similar risk allocation available in Singapore via Fundsupermart’s Fund Selector tool with the category set as “balanced”, geographical sectors set as “global” and $ currency set as “USD” and “SGD”. To allow apple-to-apple comparison with similar risk allocation as far as practical, unit trusts with less than 50% stocks, commodities & alternatives allocation are omitted. Performance are shown on a net of fees basis with all fees set out in the respective unit trust factsheet or product summary sheet factored in. Sales charge are amortised straight-line over 5 years to assume a reasonable holding period.
