$Nikko AM STI ETF(G3B.SI)$ tracks the performance of the STI Index which represents 30 of Singapore's best blue chips companies in just 1 trade. The Top 10 holdings include $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$
Performance wise, Nikko AM STI ETF has just recently reached its all time high of SGD 4.05 on March 27. However with the recent Trade Tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump on Thursday April 3, Nikko AM STI ETF is down 3.6% last week and marginally up 1.3% year todate. However in 2024, this awesome ETF has risen by 24%.
Nikko AM ETF also pays nice, juicy dividends every 6 months in January and July yearly. It will go ex dividend on July 1 2025. The current dividend yield is 4.19% which is much better than the interests earned in bank savings accounts in Singapore.
I am a long term investor in Nikko AM STI ETF because I love collecting dividends and at the last closing price of just SGD 3.90, it offers maximum bang for my hard earned dollars. I also believe this ETF provides me with a diversification to my US portfolio. There is also no tax on the dividends collected in Singapore compared to the 30% withholding tax for my US stocks.
Go Long Go Strong Go Nikko AM STI ETF! 😍😍😍🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰
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