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Anonymous

26 Nov 2020

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How many stocks should a beginner start with in his portfolio?

Just wondering what's a good number of stocks for a beginner to start with that's sufficiently diversified but also not too confusing to manage? Thank you very much!

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Kok Hong

26 Nov 2020

Go for etfs as opposed to stock, more diversified

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1M45

25 Nov 2020

Get started with 1 fool-proof, general, diversified ETF. VOO.

Boring but effective.

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