

Should I sell my Aussie ETF and just invest in Global Shares?
Australia or the world - where should you be investing? Jess has both Australian and global ETFs in her portfolio, but lately she’s been seeing more investors question whether Australian shares are worth holding at all…..especially when global markets have been performing so well. And she’s not the only one wondering.…

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“I’m a retired UK teacher who live in Canada. I started investing and trading a week ago. I started with CAD5,500 now I’m over CAD19,980 It's a great start for me with crypto and stocks market investment. Thank you for your great video.”
“Spot on analysis. The biggest enemy most retail investors face isn't the market itself, but their own emotions. Buying the hype at the top and panic selling during a healthy correction is how most people lose their shirts. The real secret i…”
“Hi Jess, QOZ is a FTSE RAFI ASX 200 ETF, it’s a value-tilted weighting instead of market capital based index. Over the past 12 months it delivered 19%, while A200 did 8.4%. Same companies, different weighting. For context, globally diversif…”
“So diversification is key, therefore considering BGBL or VGS is highly diversified, what tilt in a portfolio should Australia portion be? Does it change with age?”
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