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If my picks are not good then pls let me know as well (can always sell and buy something else). Would really appreciate some ideas from you experienced folks out here. Thank you.
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Since you have mainly equities, why not explore other asset classes to reduce your overall portfolio volatility in the event of a risk-off period? Can look into Gold or Bond. I have charted your 3 funds and added a Gold ETF in it (GLD US).
You have a turbocharger (ARKK US) in your portfolio, may want to consider adding something 'boring' such as Gold, to smooth out your portfolio returns.
For more charts of your funds, they can be accessed via the link below:
Link: https://dl.orangedox.com/fund-analysis-pdfs
File Names:
ARK NEXT GENERATION INTERNET (ARKW US Equity)_updated_270820
KRANESHARES CSI CHINA INTERN (KWEB US Equity)_updated_270820
VANGUARD S&P 500 ETF (VOO US Equity)_updated_270820
Hope it helps.
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Aidan Neo
27 Aug 2020
Financial Services Consultant at Manulife Financial Advisers
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No problem here as to my thinking, when you're completely aware of the risks involved.
Now You should stick to them for ultra-longterm independent on any crahes, crises or media hypes.
To be honest ARKK and KWEB are very technology oriented, but VOO with it's current holdings also!
A safer balancing ETF could be global VT (or SWRD). I personally do not like the typical addition:
Bonds or Bond ETFs.
Good Luck ! Have patience !!