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Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE $41.14)
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iShares Asia 50 ETF (AIA $84.16)
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iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI $58.67)
Q: Hi Peter,
For non registered accounts, please advise your best picks for European Equity ETFs that have ample room for growth and can withstand this volatile market. Dividends are not important. I also look for Asia ETFs that have a high percentage of holdings in China and to a lesser degree in South Korea. Please advise of your best picks. Brief explanation of reasoning for these picks is appreciated.
For non registered accounts, please advise your best picks for European Equity ETFs that have ample room for growth and can withstand this volatile market. Dividends are not important. I also look for Asia ETFs that have a high percentage of holdings in China and to a lesser degree in South Korea. Please advise of your best picks. Brief explanation of reasoning for these picks is appreciated.
5i Research Answer:
Please see this answer from today for two European options. VE would be our choice for asset mix and performance. MCHI is nearly all China. The China/SK mix is harder to achieve, but AIA has 37% China and 23% SK, which is the highest combo we have seen.