AASI is ok because it gives you the return of the Asian Emerging Markets Index. I use it too. Very long track record and low fees. It's a synthetic ETF, it means that the underlying asset does not need to be the exact index. It can use anything, the important thing is that it gives you the index returns, and it does it well. So don't worry. I use it too.
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•@i_miei_investimenti Hello and thank you for your response. I follow you assiduously on YouTube as soon as you post a new video! Just yesterday I left a comment on an old video of yours where you were talking about your portfolio and its value was about half of what it is now.
I couldn't explain the fact that AASI's exposure was so unbalanced on the U.S. despite the fact that the Etf is called that and there is not much trace of Asian countries. I am considering keeping the shares already acquired and flanking EIMI or equivalent.
I couldn't explain the fact that AASI's exposure was so unbalanced on the U.S. despite the fact that the Etf is called that and there is not much trace of Asian countries. I am considering keeping the shares already acquired and flanking EIMI or equivalent.
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•@Etf_Milano thank you!!! I am honored. The "aggressive" pac has helped a lot in the growth
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