I see... I am glad that this thread have you, no one seems to want to talk about ETF on Bursa ever, so I really appreciate the insight.

When you mention you don't hold ETF long enough, do you mean you buy them only when you expect short-mid term trend will cause that ETF to grow, then let go after when you think the growth is/has stopped?

I've seen you express your preference in TradePlus S&P New China Tracker a few times in this thread, do you have any two cents about getting into it now? I feel like it'll continue to have a rally given current economic situation in China. I do plan to simply buy and hold for 10+ years, but I am not as sure anymore after going through the thread.

Is there any particular reason you like New China Tracker but not Principal FTSE China 50 ETF?

Can I know why volume matters on ETF?

Hmm, from my (very beginner) understanding, unlike other stocks, volume does not indicate momentum, interest, minimally affect bid-ask spreads, or even if they do, they applies to simply too much stock in the basket for them to be meaningful.

I would suppose the scariest part of low volume stock meant its extremely illiquid and very hard to sell, but for ETFs, market makers are mandated to create/sell and buy shares at a reasonable fair price at all times, so there won't even be a scenario where I have to sell but I couldn't, or if I wanted to buy but there isn't any.

Other than being extremely boring and unexciting, I can't see what's wrong buying into low volume MYR domiciled ETF yet, but I am happy to learn and be corrected, since I am REALLY really new at this.

Dang, all my ChinaETF is in red now. Should I sell now and buy again when it's lower?