Anonymous

04 Sep 2019

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Which China ETF do you recommend for long term holding?

Did a comparison on S&P 500 ETFs, realise the expense ratio of different tickers are different, SPY, Voo etc

Does anyone know what's the recommended China ETF for holding long term? Example: GXC

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Harvey Tan

04 Sep 2019

For pure-play on the China market, you can consider 2801.HK listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The TER is reasonable considering you are investing in the China market. The fund size is pretty big so fund closure risk is pretty low.
https://www.blackrock.com/hk/en/products/251576...

Full disclosure: I have positions in 2801.HK

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