AMP Capital Global Shares Index Fund is my latest stock market investment which I just thought to share with you all.
Forex trading creates a monthly payout to keep food on the table and stock market investments is used to let the capital grow. Excess profits from FX goes into stock market investments for a medium to long term investment. Don't work for money, let money work for you ...
With the AMP Capital Global Shares Index Fund you can invest in over 2000 companies around the world. This fund includes companies across a broad range of sizes and sectors in developing and emerging markets—including well-known companies like Facebook, Johnson & Johnson, Samsung, Coca-Cola, Visa, Apple and Boeing. And excludes tobacco companies and controversial weapons such as nuclear weapons, cluster bombs and landmines. As a passively-managed fund the AMP Capital's All Country Global Shares Index Fund, aims to replicate the performance of the MSCI All Country World ex Tobacco Index as closely as possible providing a simple, low-cost solution for investors. A proportion of the fund is ‘hedged’ to help protect from any wild fluctuations in the Kiwi dollar.
I am not a financial advisor, accountant or lawyer. Any information provided on this analysis is not intended as investment or financial advice. It is merely information based upon my own experiences. The information I present is of a general nature and should merely be used as a place to start your own research and you definitely should conduct your own due diligence. You should seek professional investment or financial advice before making any decisions.
Forex trading creates a monthly payout to keep food on the table and stock market investments is used to let the capital grow. Excess profits from FX goes into stock market investments for a medium to long term investment. Don't work for money, let money work for you ...
With the AMP Capital Global Shares Index Fund you can invest in over 2000 companies around the world. This fund includes companies across a broad range of sizes and sectors in developing and emerging markets—including well-known companies like Facebook, Johnson & Johnson, Samsung, Coca-Cola, Visa, Apple and Boeing. And excludes tobacco companies and controversial weapons such as nuclear weapons, cluster bombs and landmines. As a passively-managed fund the AMP Capital's All Country Global Shares Index Fund, aims to replicate the performance of the MSCI All Country World ex Tobacco Index as closely as possible providing a simple, low-cost solution for investors. A proportion of the fund is ‘hedged’ to help protect from any wild fluctuations in the Kiwi dollar.
I am not a financial advisor, accountant or lawyer. Any information provided on this analysis is not intended as investment or financial advice. It is merely information based upon my own experiences. The information I present is of a general nature and should merely be used as a place to start your own research and you definitely should conduct your own due diligence. You should seek professional investment or financial advice before making any decisions.
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Order placed on 16 October 2020