Anonymous

27 Jul 2020

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I alr have Stashaway 20% and 33% portfolio. Heavy exposure to US. Any recommendations on what I should get on FSMone ETF RSP for better diversification?

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Maximilian Günther

27 Jul 2020

You can look at CQQQ China Tech ETF

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