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My belief, but no guarantee, because I'm not an advisor:
particularly beginners but not only beginners are best advized to periodically (f.ex. quarterly or semi-annually) buy a broadly diversified (ideally global) stock index ETF and than have patience, patience, patience (... for at least 15 years).
Concrete examples could be
-for U.S. investors: VT (or U.S. stocks only: VT)
-for Singapore investors: ACWI/SPYY, SWRD (or U.S. stocks only: CSPX)
good luck.
on all the things to avoid (including my mentioned technology ETFs there), You can read here:
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If you're not sure which ETF to invest into, you can consider using roboadvisors as well. Platforms like Syfe and Stashaway are pretty simple to use, and provide a basket of ETFs for their investors, ranging from index ETFs to equity ETFs etc. Hope it helps!