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Anonymous

16 Oct 2020

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General Investing

VOO or CSPX ETF for US? MCHI or CQQQ ETF for China?

Planning to buy and hold long term, am ok with taking higher risks. Any thoughts?

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Frankie Rappaport

16 Oct 2020

CSPX: is accumulating (so less dividend-reinvesting fees & hassle) and has less dividend withholding taxes since Ireland based.

MCHI versus CQQQ is difficult.

CQQQ will probably be more volatile, since dedicated technology ETF (KWEB is

an alternative.)

However: with MCHI also two 'tech' stocks (Alibaba, Tencent) make up ca. 35% (!) of holdings currently = concentration risk.

Still: MCHI seems better diversified over many more China stocks.

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