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Now that you understand the basics of investing: To hold long term and to keep on contributing either through a lump sum method or Dollar Cost Averaging method, and understanding the importance of compound interest and why it is important to buy assets, you now ponder, “Which ETFs should I pick so that I maximise my long-term returns potential?”
So how exactly should you go about picking market-beating and high risk-adjusted returns potential ETFs that complements your existing portfolio or to build up your investment portfolio?
Understanding the basics of ETFs
Exchange Traded Funds, or ETFs in short, is a form of wrapper fund which works like a Unit Trust/Mutual Fund. Each individual ETF holds a basket of stocks and are benchmarked against a certain index.
ETFs are highly favoured by retail investors and hedge fund managers alike due to their high liquidity, meaning...