I just stick to Australian domiciled funds. Makes life a lot...

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    I just stick to Australian domiciled funds. Makes life a lot simpler and the US has different rules regarding deceased holdings and blah blah blah. I really like NDQ. It's just so easy to gain some sort of exposure to some of the largest players. Fee's are a little high, but compared to a managed fund I find the cost negligible. I've been looking at FANG lately. I should've bought in months ago but it's just so concentrated. Mind you, the top 10 in NDQ make up well over 50% of that fund.

    I bought NDQ for my kids at the start of July 2022. Their accounts are up by 30% in less than a year. After checking their accounts, it made me take notice of the price action. Ends up, I got FOMO so I bought some for myself and so far I have a return of 25%. I would definitely consider topping up on a pull back. It's a no brainer for a brainless twit like myself.
 
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