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Unit trust in which country
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For someone new to investing, I would start with a global fund and avoid single countries to start with.
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Old_Lifer said:For someone new to investing, I would start with a global fund and avoid single countries to start with.The S&P 500 seems like its on a great run, there is speculation about when it will end. So I would not choose that one.
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I look under the bonnet when choosing collective funds. Within countries there's different markets.sevenhills said:
So you are looking at the individual stocks in a foreign country?Thrugelmir said:All of them in different forms. Reasoning being diversity. Every major market has it's laggards and dinosaurs that are best avoided. Micro and smaller caps are generally under researched globally , also too illiquid for mainstream passive tracking funds and ETF's.0
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