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I want to invest in the Technology stocks of the U.S. market (Microsoft, Alphabet,etc.I know there is a E.T.F. called Betashare Nasdaq 100 NDQ on the Australian market.Is this the only one in Australia and how good is the fund without going into Tax implications and red tape by buying direct.
I am in pension phase ( 67 years of age) with a leading Industry fund and have a member direct (D.I.O.) fund with 80% allowance into direct shares and E.T.F. coverage.
A: NDQ from Betashares is one way to do it and a good fund, but the index it tracks, the NASDAQ 100, is a lot more than tech companies. Another and more substantive way to get exposure to leading tech companies is through an ETF from ETF Securities, FANG. It tracks the FANG+ index, an equally weighted index (when re-balanced) of 10 leading tech stocks. These are Nvidia, Alphabet, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Tesla, Alibaba, Twitter and Baidu. The ASX code is FANG.
