23 Useful London Listed ETFs for non-UK investors
London listed ETFs and Frankfurt listed ETFs together form the world’s second largest and most diverse ETF market after the US. For […]
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Japan Listed ETF Useful List – 7 Tokyo Exchange Traded Funds Worth Considering By Foreign Investors
I find it important to look at exchange traded funds (“ETF”) as a benchmark for what investments in stocks, bonds, or real […]
Performance of Quality, Value, Momentum, and Low Volatility Strategies vs the S&P 500
I have been working with “smart beta” strategies since 2006 (before they were even called “smart beta”), and continue to believe that […]
ETFs and Blockchain are excellent technologies, but there are at least 6 reasons to reject #bitcoin ETFs
My latest SeekingAlpha article lists 6 reasons regulators (and exchanges) should reject Bitcoin ETFs, ranging from the practical and technological to arguably […]
How Much Financial Advisors Charge – Pricing by Account Size and Other Factors
More than almost anything else, I believe the financial services industry needs greater price literacy and price transparency. In almost any other […]
Hong Kong's Best Savings Plan – How it Works
A good savings plan, at a minimum, has the following features: Secure, automated handling of regular monthly contributions Allocation of those contributions […]
10 Emerging Markets to Watch in 2017: The Closed-End Fund Sentiment Indicator
I have long been a fan, observer, and investor in emerging markets, ranging from the most frontier the most developed of emerging […]
Top Hong Kong listed ETFs by volume, expense ratio and board lot size
Hong Kong still has a “board lot” requirement that shares of stocks, ETFs, and other HKEX exchange-traded securities still be traded in […]
Brief Review of @Motif Investing Platform
This year, I started looking at the Motif investing platform, and for my clients, offering managed accounts through Motif Advisor. Basically, Motif is […]
Performance of the GFM Singapore 20 vs the Straits Times Index Tracker Fund 2016
In Hong Kong, we aim to outperform the Hang Seng index through a proprietary selection of stocks we believe are higher quality and/or better valued than the market-cap weighting of the 50 stocks of the index, and in most cases in Hong Kong we also try and avoid low-float companies. For the 12 months ending […]