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Anonymous

13 Apr 2020

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Other than the US market, are there international markets people commonly trade in?

Other than SGX and US stock market, what can I consider?

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Frankie Rappaport

13 Apr 2020

I listed some alternatives here.

https://seedly.sg/questions/what-is-your-genera...

Do diversify, across countries (and sectors, and asset types generally).

Stay with the time honored 'strong' countries, though, China included.

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Colin Lim

13 Apr 2020

Financial Services Consultant at Colin Lim

Hk stock exchange and china... China is still growing... If u have horizon of 20 years... You will see potential growth...

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Zachary Teo

13 Apr 2020

Art Director at Ad Agency

Hey anon! As what Yang Teng have mentioned, Hong Kong exchange is one good one to look into. London ...

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