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Anonymous

20 Feb 2020

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Which ETF is reliant on FAANG?

Hi, I'm interested to invest in an etf that is largely dependent on the FAANG stock. Any recommendations? It would be preferable if the etf is listed in London stock exchange. Thanks!

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Frankie Rappaport

20 Feb 2020

See here ETFs with concentration of FAANG totaled, be careful though:

IGM: 37.3%

QQQ: 30.3%

IETC: 27.7%

IWF: 20.7%

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