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Donald Kieran Ang

Asked on 07 Apr 2019

Currently invested in SG stocks mainly in Reits. starting to invest in S&p500 and MsCI World index via IWDA and VUSD. Any thoughts of investing in Nasdaq for my portfolio and which Irish-Don etf?

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Nicholes Wong, Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

Nicholes Wong, Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

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Updated on 07 Jun 2019

You can take a look at EQQU and CNDX. There is already overlap for S&P 500 and MSCI world index so it might not be a very good idea to get NASDAQ 100 as well.

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Donald Kieran Ang

Donald Kieran Ang

08 Apr 2019

I thought of liquidating all my holdings in the Singapore Market (mainly Reits) and directing thme to those Etfs. U think is it a good idea for that?

Frankie Rappaport

Frankie Rappaport

23 Apr 2020

You could use SG:CLR and on the U.S. market: VGT

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