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Adam

31 Dec 2021

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Why are platforms like Syfe using QQQ instead of QQQM which has a lower expense ratio, 0.2 vs 0.15? Does spread and volume matter for long term investing?

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Alex Lim

01 Jan 2022

As a small startup, you might not be able to negotiate for access to better funds.

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Wrong Sean

01 Jan 2022

QQQM is a relatively new ETF introduced last year. So Syfe would have used what ETF was available at launch.

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Not a financial advisor

31 Dec 2021

Does not matter much for long term~...

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