Anonymous

02 Nov 2020

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Started investing recently. For long term investment, do I just hold the ETF that I bought and don't be concerned of the dropping of price etc? Any risk involved?

Just wondering if the price keep dropping in the future, any possibility that the ETF will be closed? Do I just hold it and eventually it will recover? And what happened should the ETF closed?

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1M45

02 Nov 2020

ETF only closes when do not attract enough investor. So choose the ETF that from organisation that have long history eg. Vanguard, SPDR. Etc. ETF also own by some insitute not possible that they sell all the share suddenly

The fund manager will reallocate the $$$ in the ETF periodically ensure it track the index.

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