Hi Guys, I am thinking of buying ($ cost averaging over the next couple of years) into an ETF that tracks an index. My reasons are that I would like to have more exposure to non-Australian stocks. Whilst I have a handful of NYSE/NASDAQ common stocks, I feel that a percentage of my portfolio tracking an index (eg MSCI) would be a good additional way to expose my portfolio to more overseas stocks. I have been influenced by Warren Buffet's latest Letter To Shareholders (10 year bet against active managers and also that over the long term it should do better than cash) I am thinking of buying into Vanguard ETF Non-Australian MSCI (ASX Code : VGS). I would love to get your thoughts on whether this would be a good choice given my rationale above. I am aware you don't give individual advice, but rather, I would like to know if you think there are superior ETF's to VGS. Thanks in advance. Regards, Ian
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