Here is my suggestion
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.
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