[Events] If You Could Create Your Dream ETF, What Would It Track?
If you had the chance to build your own ETF, what would it look like?
Would you go 100% stocks, or mix in some bonds and fixed income? Would you focus mostly on the U.S. market, or include international exposure? And how would you balance large-cap stability with high-growth potential?
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Comment with your dream ETF idea：What would it track? What types of assets would you include? How would you split your allocation?
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August 1 – August 7, 2025 $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$
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A clever and catchy name for your dream ETF could be:
"FutureFront Innovations ETF"
or
"NextWave Tech & Sustainability ETF"
An ETF solely based on stocks that are affected by current US administration
An ETF which is a mix of world markets, that is reliable during any war situation
An ETF that concentrates on worldly stable stocks, that would only grow no matter what (like Cola)
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Comment with your dream ETF idea：What would it track? What types of assets would you include? How would you split your allocation?
Give it a name! Bonus points for clever or fun ETF names
Tag a friend to join the challenge too!
🎁 Prizes
Participation: Get 5 Tiger Coins for joining the discussion
@Wayneqq @Universe宇宙 @DiAngel @SR050321 @Kaixiang @HelenJanet @SPOT_ON @Fenger1188 @Success88 @LuckyPiggie come join
Singapore : DBS, OCBC, UOB, SGX, Sheng Siong and other valued gems.
USA: Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Caterpillar and other Dividend Aristocrats.
Hong Kong: Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com and other undervalued Hong Kong stocks
Australia: The Big 4 banks - Commonwealth Bank, NAB, Westpac, ANZ, Woolworths etc.
GIGI is a smart fusion of long term discipline, global diversification and a passive income strategy - with just enough edge to make Wall Street take notice.
GIGI will be the ultimate ETF that outwits inflation and make investors happy.
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CHILL would track a custom “Work-Life Balance 100” index with companies that make life better: Netflix (to binge my bad trades), Apple (for overpriced gadgets), and Starbucks (because caffeine is a core holding in my life). I’d also sneak in a small stake in pet care and bubble tea stocks — high conviction, high cuteness.
The goal? Balance solid growth with lifestyle relatability. Investing should be profitable and fun. And with CHILL, I’ll always have an excuse when my portfolio underperforms: “It’s not down, it’s just... relaxing.”
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1. Clean Energy & Sustainability – Solar, wind, battery storage, circular economy.
2. AI & Automation – Companies leading in AI models, robotics, and industrial automation.
3. Cybersecurity & Data Infrastructure – Data centers, quantum-safe encryption, edge computing.
If I had the opportunity to design my ideal ETF, it would focus on a curated portfolio of companies at the forefront of transformative innovation in sustainability, artificial intelligence, and frontier technologies. The fund would target leaders in sectors such as renewable energy, cutting-edge AI applications, robotics, quantum computing, and sustainable agriculture. To stay aligned with the fast pace of technological advancement, the ETF would be rebalanced on a quarterly basis. It would include a mix of established disruptors and high-potential early-stage firms, aiming to provide diversified exposure to industries poised to shape the future economy and tackle global challenges.
Possible clever and impactful names for this ETF might include:
FutureFront Innovations ETF
NextWave Tech & Sustainability ETF
Objective: To provide diversified exposure across high-growth digital assets and low-risk fixed income instruments, optimising for capital appreciation with volatility mitigation. This ETF is ideal for investors seeking a hybrid allocation between the future of finance (crypto) and time-tested stability (government and high-quality bonds).
Tracked Assets:
1. Cryptocurrencies (25%)
BTC - 10%
ETH - 10%
Basket of altcoins (e.g. SOL, AVAX, LINK, ADA) - 5%
2. Short-term Treasury Bills (20%)
3-month and 6-month U.S. T-Bills
Singapore T-bills (if regionally focused)
3. Government Bonds (30%)
10Y U.S. Treasury Bonds - 15%
Developed market sovereign bonds (e.g., Germany, Singapore, Japan) - 15%
4. High-Quality Corporate Bonds (25%)
Investment-grade U.S. corporate bonds (AAA-A rated) - 15%
ESG-screened corporate bonds from developed markets - 10%
Create a hybrid ETF with 60–70% Asian exposure (tech, renewables) and 30–40% international diversification (healthcare, stable indices).
Core Holdings:
- Asia: TSMC (semiconductors), Tencent/Alibaba (tech), Samsung (hardware), BYD (EVs), Infosys (IT).
- International: Apple/Microsoft (tech stability), Johnson & Johnson (healthcare), S&P 500 ETF (broad market).
Why Hybrid?
- Asia offers high growth (tech innovation, rising middle class), but global diversification mitigates risks like China’s regulatory shifts or currency volatility.
- Keep costs low (expense ratio <0.50%) using ETFs like VXUS for international exposure.
Avoid Asia-only ETFs to reduce reliance on regional volatility.