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Hazel Tan

10 Jun 2020

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Which is the best Global Tech stock ETF to buy into for the highest return for Singaporeans?

Any advice?

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Boon Peng

10 Jun 2020

Hello Hazel! You might want to check out ticker symbol IUIT. The ETF comprises of 71 technology companies globally which include microsoft, apple, visa etc.

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