$STI ETF(ES3.SI)$Interested in buying this ETF but the expense ratio is a bit too high, 0.3%. Considering the fact that the fund manager is only managing 30 top SG companies. Compared to the S&P 500 ETF, the expense ratio ranges between 0.03% to 0.07% but the fund manager manages 500 companies. Would i be better off just buying the 30 shares of the top SG companies, collecting dividends from them and i wouldn't have to pay the expense ratio. Also, the historical price of the STI ETF does not increase that much. It was $3.0334 on 1/2/08. Today, after 14 years, 1 share cost $3.285. Any advice, thoughts and discussions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$With the 3:1 stock split making Tesla stock more affordable for more retail investors, I'm bullish for Tesla. And latest news of California banning new gas car sales by 2035, it will only increase the demand for Tesla as Tesla is the industry leader in the EV space. California has a massive economy, ranking as the world's fifth largest if it were a sovereign nation.Starting in 2026, 35% of new passenger cars, SUVs and small pickup trucks sold in California would have to be zero-emission vehicles. This would most definitely drive sales of Tesla upwards.Source : https://seekingalpha.com/news/3876554-ev-age-california-set-to-ban-new-gas-car-sales-by-2035
Thank you for the information. I didn't know vicom was a subsidiary of CDG. More reasons to invest in CDG stocks as motorists will always visit Vicom for inspections.
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