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Ramjade
post Jan 29 2023, 06:25 PM

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QUOTE(xander2k8 @ Jan 29 2023, 05:13 PM)
Just wondering what his recommendation for ETFs?
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This.
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You may read up on https://www.imoney.my/articles/invest-exchange-traded-funds/

https://www.bursamalaysia.com/trade/our_pro...ge_traded_funds

However, please keep investment topic out of this thread unless its fund related to the insurance companies

I laughed when I read the reply. So much for being a independent financial advisor/planner.

And yes he reported me for pointing out what he posted. That guy damn fast kecik hati. Can't even take simple criticism.

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post Jan 29 2023, 11:59 PM

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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Jan 29 2023, 11:51 PM)
U are talking out of your ass too.

Thwre are some decent bursa etfs. I do invest in them. I also buy SG, HK and US etfs.
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For me, buy US Based ETF or Ireland based ETF. Nothing more (cost savings).

And the ETF we are talking about here is the S&P500 etf. If you are talking about other ETF, then yes maybe it's more beneficial to buy local. I do not know about other country ETF. If you are talking about S&P500 ETF or world index again nothing beats US or Ireland based ETF.

Yes I am willing to admit I don't know about other country ETF and no I won't report the post unlike him tongue.gif

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post Feb 7 2023, 07:45 AM

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QUOTE(RigerZ @ Feb 6 2023, 09:54 PM)
Anyone here holding semiconductor ETFs?
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Go vekc out mrfiredupwealth channel. He does hold some semi conductor etf. You need to sieve through his video to get what he holds.
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post Feb 7 2023, 08:25 AM

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QUOTE(Unkerpanjang @ Feb 7 2023, 07:52 AM)
Bro Ramjade, TOS ...what is an active ETF trading USD?
I cannot find DXY ETF in Tiger Brokers.
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Try UUP
USDU (bull USD)
UDN (bear USD)

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post Feb 22 2023, 01:18 PM

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QUOTE(TOS @ Feb 22 2023, 01:09 PM)
Blackrock benefits the most from fund flows into bond ETFs.

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That's why I have BlackRock in my portfolio. Got in at 480-500 levels. Will buy more if hit that level again.

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post Feb 22 2023, 02:37 PM

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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Feb 22 2023, 02:22 PM)
I just avoid US bond etfs altogether. I buy those closer to home.sgx, hkex.

For bonds, the coupona are quite an important part of total returns, so being subject to wht sucks.
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Better to just buy individual bond over etf. Tax free. And not as capital intensive as our Malaysian or sg bonds at 250k a piece.

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post Feb 22 2023, 02:48 PM

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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Feb 22 2023, 02:44 PM)
U mean USD individual bonds? Where do u  buy for small.ticket size?
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Yeah. Us bond. You need to know ticker of US bond. Then just buy from market. Last I heard only need min USD25/transaction. Not sure what type of bond is that.

See this blogger. He focus on buying primary US bonds.
http://globalincome50.blogspot.com/?m=1
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post Mar 27 2023, 04:54 PM

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QUOTE(OptimusStar @ Mar 25 2023, 12:21 PM)
I have managed to open all 3 Account now.Its my first time using IKBR how would one perform step 8?Buy Ireland based S&P500 ETF off London Stock Exchange.is there some step by step or guide I can follow?

Also is the reason why use the Sunway Money to transfer the money into CIMB Sg instead of transferring from CIMB My purely for better rate convert?
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1. Malaysian banks -> Sunway money -> deposit SGD into CIMB Sg -> Open IBKR -> follow the steps listed into the article on how to deposit money into IBKR.
https://investmentmoats.com/money/fund-with...rokers-account/
2. Once SGD inside your account, convert it into USD via IBKR app.
3. Login to IBKR enable trading permission for UK market.
4. Search for CSPX
5. Key in price you want and wait.
https://investingintheweb.com/education/inv...n-sp500-europe/

You want to have more SGD per RM you convert?
Yes. Then you use Sunway money. You get more SGD per RM.

You want to give banks free money?
Yes. Then don't use Sunway money. You have lesser SGD to invest cause banks took some money from you.☺️

QUOTE(OptimusStar @ Mar 27 2023, 04:41 PM)
Thank you , this been very helpful. How would one proceed to buy this Vanguard ETF for example on IKBR ? I am not familiar with this IKBR website actually and when it try to navigate it seems to be slightly confusing.
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See guide above.

But Ireland domiciled ETF if you want to save on dividend tax.

Frankly I will buy US etf and sacrifice dividend tax. Why?
I can do covered call on it. Once I have 100 units, I can do cover call on it and generating say USD20-50/week on my investment. This USD20-50 x52 weeks (there's 52 weeks in a year) is more than what the US govt tax on my dividend. In simple English I am getting paid more with extra Vs what the US govt is taxing me.

I can't do covered call if I buy Ireland demociled ETF..

I am just stating that why I prefer US version over Ireland version. No need follow me.

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post Mar 27 2023, 08:43 PM

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OptimusStar Frankly IBKR is not that hard. Their website is just nice. If you want simpler interface use IBKR global trader.

Dont bother with their desktop program.

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post Apr 15 2023, 09:36 AM

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QUOTE(TOS @ Apr 15 2023, 08:48 AM)
ETF should be easy and safe, right? Your assets are segregated from the parent company, no?

Lo and behold...

ETF Hub: Exchange traded funds

Investors trapped in Canadian ETFs after trading ban
Emerge Canada funds suspended following failure to file financial statements

Steve Johnson YESTERDAY
The key risk missed out here is liquidity. Your assets may be safe in a segregated trustee's hand. But you can't liquidate your funds as you do before.

But to be fair, Canada has a troubled history of shady counters listing in its stock exchange. laugh.gif

Article source: https://www.ft.com/content/fd9560b5-fa14-49...33-47ff9364eff7
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Moral of the story stick with trusted name like vanguard and iShares.
Ramjade
post May 11 2023, 05:02 PM

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QUOTE(vernontan @ May 11 2023, 04:12 PM)
Hi there! Have been reading up on ETF investing and excited to start. Was wondering whether opening a CIMB account in Singapore is still the best option if I have an overseas account in Australia? My only concern is the fees involved when transferring the funds from Australia back to Malaysia in the future.

Am I right to assume that if I were to choose the CIMB SG option, the most cost effective method of transferring funds back to Malaysia is via CIMB SG-->CIMB MY?

Thank you!
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I have no idea how you find your Australian account. You can fund IBKR directly using your Australian account.

To bring money back, try their fintech. They have lots of fintech there. If all else fail, use wise but make sure it's open under Australia if possible and not Malaysia cause wise is kinda of restricted by Malaysian govt laws.
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post May 11 2023, 08:00 PM

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QUOTE(xander2k8 @ May 11 2023, 07:11 PM)
Even Wise AU has restriction of AUD20k 🤦‍♀️

If the amount is huge 100k AUD don’t bother with the fees as it is better to pay while getting a peace of mind

The only thing is that declaration when you bring it back hence BNM have the right to withhold and audit before releasing the money
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AUD20k is better than RM20k limit.
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post Nov 18 2023, 12:03 PM

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QUOTE(Chiggah @ Nov 18 2023, 11:49 AM)
We have some GBP in  UK  bank account but not sure how to  invest. HSBC also won't allow non-resident to invest. Move it all to IBKR or ?

What is the Ireland ETF/index fund on IBKR to go for again ? I saw it mentioned that day but forgot the name.

If I'm not mistaken , this is the one ? Vanguard ? https://youtu.be/VIM1fczQdAE?t=640
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Yes. Ibkr. You need to look for GBP S&P500.

The popular one are CSPX (USD) and VUAA (USD)


Here are GBP etf.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bogleheads/comment...e_uk/?rdt=40581
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post Dec 12 2023, 07:31 PM

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QUOTE(shawnme @ Dec 12 2023, 07:14 PM)
Hi, I've been calculating and I'm wondering if I missed anything.

The word around is: MYR > SGD > SGD (IBKR)
Then subsequently within ibkr : SGD (IBKR) > USD (IBKR)

However, by using MYR 10k and wise for reference, I'm getting otherwise.

MYR 10k = USD 2119.81
MYR 10k = SGD 2840.69

Now,i kind of sure there's a USD 2 fee converting within ibkr, but let's ignore that for now for clarification. Also, using Google SGD/USD rates for reference.

So, within ibkr:
SGD 2840.69 = USD 2118.08

Which is still slightly lesser than directly using wise for MYR/USD (ibkr).

What did I miss?
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IBKR SGD -> USD is spot rate. Real time market rate. Google/xe not accurate.

You can even select at what rate you want to convert if you are willing to wait for better rate. Put a GTC order via TWS.
You can't get that with wise.
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post Dec 24 2023, 02:43 PM

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QUOTE(jutamind @ Dec 24 2023, 01:09 PM)
is there any US/LSE ETF that covers semiconductor and internet ETF into a single ETF?
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So many.
https://etfdb.com/etfs/industry/semiconductors/

Ireland version
https://www.blackrock.com/uk/individual/pro...ctors-ucits-etf

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post Dec 24 2023, 07:43 PM

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QUOTE(Natsukashii @ Dec 24 2023, 07:39 PM)
Just asking.. Semicon performed well this year, do you think it will continue in the long term?
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Long term yes. Short term don't know. It's overvalued. AI is the new bubble.
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post Feb 22 2024, 11:49 PM

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QUOTE(lola88 @ Feb 22 2024, 11:22 PM)
Hi would like to ask between QQQ vs QQQM which is better if my intention is to invest and hold
for like 20-30 years?
I did some research and below are the findings:

Pros of QQQM:
-lower expense ratio at 0.15 compared to 0.20 for QQQ
-comparable performance to QQQ
-tracks almost similarly to QQQ(negligible differences)

Cons of QQQM:
-introduced in year 2022 which means still quite new with less volume and higher spread cost.
-it might be merged with QQQ or terminated in future
-unsure of future performance

If i am not planning to do options /trading should I go with QQQM? Since it is quite new
But would the future performance be a concern since both ETFs tracks similar holdings?
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My guess is QQQ.
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post Mar 7 2024, 07:39 PM

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QUOTE(gashout @ Mar 7 2024, 06:24 PM)
I mean dividend time. So when IBKR processes it, will it have charges?
I asked this cause last time when I own Visa and Mastercard using local broker, their charges were so high I never get any dividend. All eaten by charges. So in order for me to get dividend, I need to have larger amount.

Is that the case with etf dividend on IBKR
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There is no charges by IBKR side. Only uncle Sam will ask IBKR to cut 30% for them. Visa, MasterCard is like 0.7% post tax is 0.49% so yeah peanuts dividend.
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post Mar 16 2024, 02:41 PM

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QUOTE(lola88 @ Mar 16 2024, 02:16 PM)
Market tech going higher means it could be over valued for now and not worth to buy at such high price? What if my plan is to buy and hold for like 20-30yrs should I still continue buying single tech stocks for now?
Also for ETFs like QQQ , CSPX  is it okay to buy (DCA regularly) even if the tech market is selling high now?
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What is high can go higher. Stocks like Amazon, visa, microsoft have always been trading at a premium.
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QUOTE(jutamind @ Jul 24 2024, 06:23 PM)
What is the recommended ETF for a young adult to start with monthly investing with small amount like 100-200 a month?

Currently looking at VOO via FSMOne or ISAC via SA. Not looking at Moomoo MY or IBKR at the moment as available investment amount is too small to justify the brokerage cost.
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Collect until RM10k then transfer it. Don't bother with FSM.

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