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• To make the investment advice broadly applicable to all investors, we only recommend investing 100% in passive funds. In the United States, buy VOO, SPY, or QQQ; investors with smaller amounts can buy QQQM or Invesco Nasdaq 100 Index Fund (IVNQX).

• Money market: BIL, SGOV, SHV. For investors in Taiwan, we recommend Fubon NASDAQ 00662, which is already excellent. You can also use broker-based regular investment in 00662, or invest in 00646. China Trust U.S. Government 0-1 Year Bond ETF Fund <00865B.TW>. Brazil recently launched a Nasdaq index fund, NASD11. In China, options include 513100 with market value of 6.2 billion, ChinaAMC Nasdaq 100 ETF (QDII) 513300 with 1.68 billion, and Cathay 160213 with 2 billion and similar performance to 513100. Mainland securities that can be used as QQQ alternatives include 159941 with 14.7 billion, 161130 with 800 million, and 159660.

513100 NasdaqETF

513300 NASDAQETF

513390 Nasdaq 100ETF

513870 Nasdaq ETF Fuguo

513500 S&P 500ETF

513650 S&P 500 ETF Fund

513870 Nasdaq ETF Fuguo

Then choose the one with the highest amount you can buy, or buy each one. There are twelve ETFs.

Or go directly to Hong Kong to open an account and invest from Hong Kong.

• Twelve Nasdaq Index ETFs: subscription limits and estimated remaining quotas. As the Nasdaq Index rises, more people are paying attention to it. Because too many people only buy and do not sell, and because of foreign exchange quota restrictions, the older Nasdaq funds...

• https://xueqiu.com/9808672381/280923260 ● ○ Boshi S&P 500ETF (513500) and the corresponding Boshi S&P 500 link (050025); Boshi S&P 500ETF connection A (050 025; Bosera S&P 500ETF Link C (006075); E Fund S&P 500 Index RMB A (161125); E Fund S&P 500 Index RMB C (01286 0); Tracking the S&P 500 ○ In China, I think it is better to buy at a brokerage than at a bank because it is convenient for transactions. When you go to a bank, you will sometimes be led astray by financial management specialists to buy financial products that you should not buy, and you may be deceived. Larger brokerage platforms are better, such as CITIC Securities, which has the most outlets, is safe and stable, has good services, and is very convenient to open an account.

ETF Exchange Traded Funds - ETF Overview

In Hong Kong: ChinaAMC NASDAQ 100 ETF HKD 3086; ChinaAMC NASDAQ 100 ETF USD 9086; iShares NASDAQ 100 ETF 2834 (HKD) / 9834 (USD)

• I saw this. Invesco QQQ (QQQ.US), the largest Nasdaq index in the United States, was listed on the Hong Kong Main Board today. The annual recurring expenditure ratio is only 0.2%, and the code is 03455. Share it with teachers and classmates. The product description is as follows:

• https://news.futunn.com/post/53613884/the-largest-gfnz100-in-the-usa-invesco-qqq-qqqus-was?futusource=news_stock_stockpagenews&amp;ns_stock_id=1513100&amp;report_id=50391740&amp;report_type=stock&amp;src=2&amp;stock_news_tab=news&amp;main_broker=WzEwMDFd&amp;hk_cid=34395091&amp;client_hour_clock=24&amp;channel=4&amp;skintype=1&amp;level=1&amp;global_content=%7B%22promote_content%22%3A%22nn%3Apost%3A53613884%22,%22invite%22%3A34395091%7D&amp;data_ticket=1f54e079ada90de6c0c0f55dd637eaf3&amp;utm_medium=futu_niuniu_share&amp;utm_content=web_share&amp;utm_campaign=news&amp;utm_term=53613884

I found that there is no index fund corresponding to SPY in Hong Kong, but there are many Nasdaq 100 index funds.

ETF Exchange Traded Funds - ETF Overview

• http://www.aastocks.com/tc/stocks/etf/default.aspx

Hong Kong has 2x leveraged Nasdaq funds. Check whether mainland China has 2x leveraged funds, or use Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect to invest in Hong Kong-listed 2x Nasdaq index funds.

Hong Kong has 2x leveraged Nasdaq funds. Check whether mainland China has 2x leveraged funds, or use Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect to invest in Hong Kong-listed 2x Nasdaq index funds.

FL 2 Southern Nasdaq (7266.HK)

https://www.csopasset.com/tc/products/l-2xndx

Transaction volume 553,000

Average trading volume 154,007

Total net asset value (USD) 10,588,588.00

ChinaAMC 2x Long Nasdaq 100 07261.HK

Start trading in 2020

https://www.csopasset.com/tc/products/l-2xndx

7266 hk - Google Search

https://www.google.com/search?q=7266+hk&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;hl=zh-hant-us&amp;client=safari

ChinaAMC 2x Long Nasdaq 100 07261.HK

Volume 10,100

Average trading volume 36,139

Net asset value (millions) US$7.7

Open trading 2018

ChinaAMC Nasdaq 100 Index Daily Leveraged (2x) Product (7261 HK) - ChinaAMC Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited

https://www.chinaamc.com.hk/zh-hant/product/chinaamc-nasdaq-100-index-daily-2x-leveraged-product-7261-hk/

China's Yu'ebao is a money market fund.

If China wants to make its investment flexible, it should open an account in Hong Kong and be able to invest in anything, which will make it relatively flexible.

Here is some information for your reference

Money Fund Daily Income List_Tiantian Fund Network

https://fund.eastmoney.com/HBJJ_dwsy.html

CSOP USD Currency MarketETF

(USD counter stock code: 9096, HKD counter stock code: 3096)

Endowus ZhiAn Investment Selected Fund List | Endowus ZhiAn Investment Hong Kong | E Fund | E Fund (Hong Kong) USD Money Market Fund

HSBC Hong Kong Wealth Portfolio Lending

E Fund HK0000365541

https://endowus.com/zh-hk/investment-funds-list/%E6%98%93%E6%96%B9%E9%81%94-%E6%98%93%E6%96%B9%E9%81%94(%E9%A6%99%E6%B8%AF)%E7%BE%8E%E5%85%83%E8%B2%A8%E5%B9%A3%E5%B8%82%E5%A0%B4%E5%9F%BA%E9%87%91-HK0000365541

HSBC Hong Kong Wealth Portfolio Lending

• https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vbWem5gADEdGR_NkCit6fiAjMe-zvV2I/edit?usp=drivesdk&amp;ouid=110455984605258774632&amp;rtpof=true&amp;sd=true

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L1Ice-BESGMwTWr3XuAXT-C9Zn6rBNbQ/view?usp=drivesdk

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/16IQHQNgEzDOnJ6PMA-8hsxPbD2p-Z-fG/view?usp=drivesdk

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VvnQ1kCQE-yssA5HuHVK6e8mxW2U-FDs

• I see that the net-to-asset ratio of the document is between 60% and 80%.

• If the net-worth-to-asset ratio is 60%, then with assets of 1 million and borrowing of 400,000, the remaining net worth of 600,000 would trigger forced liquidation. A maintenance ratio of 250% (100 divided by 40) is quite high.

• I have tried to calculate that the annual borrowing cost is 2%, and the asset allocation that always ensures a maintenance rate of 250% can only be 50% QQQ 50% SGOV. From 2000 to 2024, the net assets increased by 3.8 times, which is also good.

• So, if you have 2 million and use a pledge loan, you can borrow 40,000 per year, but your asset allocation should be 50% QQQ and 50% SGOV, with no leveraged funds. If the market falls, use 2% of assets to buy QLD. Once you hold leveraged funds, do smart rebalancing.

MER: 0.27% No dividends (dividend direct investment), no 15% withholding tax

• If you do stock pledge at HSBC Hong Kong, you have to use an asset allocation of 50% QQQ and 50% SGOV. In fact, in my simulation of the market from 2000 to 2025, the performance was higher than 433 (3.4 times net assets), and the asset allocation of 50% QQQ and 50% SGOV resulted in a final net asset allocation of 3.8 times.

• The mortgage credit rate of QQQ is 70%. BOXX, like leveraged funds, cannot be mortgaged. If you want to mortgage, you need to switch to SGOV, which should be able to achieve a credit rate of at least 70%.

In Canada, it is still recommended to exchange into U.S. dollars and buy QQQ directly, or invest in Canadian dollars through QQC.TO or QQC-F.TO. Horizons NASDAQ-100 Index ETF (HXQ.TO) looks better. Toronto real-time price, currency in CAD. BetaPro NASDAQ-100 2x Daily Bull ETF (QQU.TO).

HXQ: (Looks better)

Scale: C$600 million

MER: 0.27% No dividends (dividend direct investment), no 15% withholding tax

QQC:

Scale: 1.7 billion Canadian dollars

• MER: 0.20% dividend, with 15% withholding tax

The following will pay dividends every month, unlike BOXX which does not pay dividends.

CMR.TO

iShares Premium Money Market ETF | CMR | COMMON

https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/239414/ishares-premium-money-market-etf

ZMMK.TO

BMO GAM https://tools.bmogam.com/en/etf/overview?symbol=XTSE%3AZMMK

Information Provided by Zhiyong Liu

Hello teacher,

I saw a classmate leaving a message asking about Canadian stock pledging. I left two messages on YouTube to respond without success, so I am writing you an email.

I am also in Canada and hope to find a way to borrow from banks by pledging stocks. Recently, I found through Google that TD Bank has an investment-secured line of credit, which lets investors borrow from the bank using investments as collateral and pay only interest. This kind of loan is quite similar to the stock pledge loans the teacher mentioned. Since my assets are still small, I have not yet reached the stage of using stock pledge loans. But I hope the teacher can look at whether this is feasible and whether it can help other Canadian classmates. The bank link is below: Investment Secured Line of Credit | TD Canada Trust

Investment Secured Line of Credit | TD Canada Trust

https://www.td.com/ca/en/personal-banking/products/borrowing/lines-of-credit/investment-secured-line-of-credit

Thank you teacher for your time.

@LiuJordan• 1 hour ago

@clec168 In view of Yiyong Liu’s statement, I interviewed Lulu from TD Metrotown last week, and she said that TD cannot do any form of simple stock pledge; only stocks can be opened in TD

Margin account financing to buy stocks; stock asset loans must be calculated based on income, credit, existing loan limit, etc. to see if it is possible.

Refinance provides loan lines, that is, it does not have stock pledge loan business; it is not clear whether other Canadian institutions have this business.

@LiuJordan • 1 hour ago

@huilin5396 What’s going on with your interview with TD? I asked TD no stock pledge translated into Chinese

CASH.TO issues interest every month and is suitable for tax-free & retirement accounts (the current interest rate is about 5.5%.)

Canada's RBC Bank has securities-based lending. It seems stocks can be pledged, but this needs confirmation: https://www.rbcclearingandcustody.com/en-us/products-and-services/securities-based-lending/

Three ETFs are available in Canada, with a yield of about 5%.

CASH.TO issues interest every month and is suitable for tax-free & retirement accounts (the current interest rate is about 5.5%.)

HSAV.TO does not issue interest, and the stock price keeps rising. Mainly used for not paying interest/income tax on one's own brokerage account, changing to capital gains tax. But there seems to be a little excess risk premium over NAV? (The annual interest rate of capital appreciation in the past year is 6%)

PSU.U.TO (Used as PSU-U.TO in Yahoo finance) Toronto Exchange but traded in US dollars ETF (The annual dividend interest rate is 6.13%, calculated based on the maximum first-period dividend of 0.5 and the stock price of 100.48.)

I hope it will be helpful to other students. The TDB & RF you checked before are mutual funds of each bank and cannot be bought or sold from other brokers.

RBC Canadian Money Market Fund - RBC Canadian Money Market Fund - RBF636 4.7% interest

https://www.rbcgam.com/zh-hant/ca/products/mutual-funds/RBF636/detail

RBC Canadian Money Market Fund - RBF271 4.7% interest

https://www.rbcgam.com/en/ca/products/mutual-funds/rbf271/detail

TDAM | Mutual Fund Card Fund Code / Ticker SymbolTDB164 Interest 4.8%

https://www.td.com/ca/en/asset-management/funds/solutions/mutual-funds/FundCard/TD%20Canadian%20Money%20Market%20Fund%20-%20I/?fundId=9

The following is the relevant information I found about "Canada Security backed loan" for your reference. If you have further information, please let me know. Thank you.

Canada Security backed loan - Google Search

New Zealand equity funds may be able to pledge

• https://www.google.com/search?q=Canada+Security+backed+loan&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;hl=zh-hant-us&amp;client=safari

If you buy foreign stocks here in New Zealand, even if you hold them all the time, you still need an accountant to do accounting every year, and you need to pay taxes on the increase. I pay 33-39% tax on my income. But if you can buy New Zealand stocks and hold them for a long time without trading, you don’t need to worry about paying taxes. So I finally chose the stocks of a local smart company in New Zealand. It mainly tracks the stocks of Vanguard Smart US Large Growth ETF (USG.NZ) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/USG.NZ/

. I think it's a bit late for me to start investing now, but I just saw the teacher's video and accepted this investment method. I think it is suitable for me and feasible, but the benefit should be my children. In 20 years, they can use the snowball I rolled to go to the bank to borrow funds to live. Just because I have just started to study stocks and there are too few choices in New Zealand, I want to confirm with the teacher again. Thank you teacher for your time. thank you

New Zealand equity funds may be able to pledge

Friends in Australia recommend buying NDQ locally;

The following is a three-fold Nasdaq 100 index fund. Remember that investing in a triple is very risky.

LNASUltra Long Nasdaq 100 Hedge Fund (LNAS) – Global X ETFs Australia

https://www.globalxetfs.com.au/funds/lnas/

Friends in the UK recommend investing in iShares VII Public Limited Company - iShares NA SDAQ 100 UCITS ETF (CNDX.L) in US dollars●

There is a 3x leveraged fund suitable for tax-free accounts, LQQ3, priced at https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LQQ3.L/, G BP.

Therefore, I will configure the tax-free accounts of the two children with Beta1.2

Most brokerage platforms in the UK do not support buying with 3x leverage. What is currently known is that one large brokerage supports it after a simple test, https://www.hl.co.uk Hargreaves Lansdown. Some small online brokerages such as T212 can purchase it, but they are not considered here.

Therefore, I will configure the tax-free accounts of the two children with Beta1.2:

• EQQQ 60%, 3x LQQ3 20%, MMF 20%, smart rebalancing.

Friends in Europe can buy EQQQ (Invesco EQQQ NASDAQ-100 UCITS ETF Dist). About us | Trading Platform | Online broker DEGIRO https://www.degiro.co.uk

@fstsai

• 4 days ago

James Zaii, video → HE#QQQA: QQQA is effectively the European UCITS "version" of the U.S. Invesco QQQ-both aim to track the NASDAQ-100 Index, but QQQA is structure d for Europe-based (or international) investors, and it automatically reinvests dividends. For investors outside the U.S. or those subject to different tax regimes, QQQA can be amore suitable option to gain tech-focused NASDAQ-100 exposure.

ETF Screener | justETF

https://www.justetf.com/en/search.html?search=ETFS

In the PEA account, Amundi Nasdaq-100 Daily (2x) Leverged UCITS ETF Acc (https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=FR0010342592#overview), can be used for rebalancing, the main disadvantage of PEA is that our investment cannot exceed 150,000 euros.

There is a 3x leveraged fund suitable for tax-free accounts, LQQ3, priced at https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LQQ3.L/, G BP.

Most brokerage platforms in the UK do not support buying with 3x leverage. What is currently known is that one large brokerage supports it after a simple test, https://www.hl.co.uk Hargreaves Lansdown. Some small online brokerages such as T212 can purchase it, but they are not considered here.

Therefore, I will configure the tax-free accounts of the two children with Beta1.2

EQQQ 60%, 3x LQQ3 20%, MMF 20%, smart rebalancing.

UK stock pledge information:

Regarding your mention of the UK in the video, let me add the information I know for your reference:

The general customer department of HSBC in the UK does not have mortgage loans and requires a private banking department. The threshold is still relatively high, and the account opening assets are at least 1.5mil pounds.

All the assets back loans in the UK are provided by private banks, such as Lloyds bank Private Banking (the minimum threshold is 250k pounds). You need to contact the private bank account manager to obtain the terms, which are not disclosed to the public.

Please add more.

• Relative to QQQM, you can invest in different European exchanges

LYMS.DE

Nasdaq 100 related stock index, stock index futures and ETF fund market_Yingwei Financial Information

https://cn.investing.com/indices/nq-100-related-instruments

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f---pBj1qdOp4SzglBzKTDia2J6PiZm5/view?usp=drivesdk

European SP500 Index Fund ETF ○ SPXS.L Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF -LSE ○ P500.DE Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF-GER ○ E500.F Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF (EUR Hdg) ETF-FRA ○ SPXD.SW Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF ETF-EBS ○ SPXS.MI ETF-MIL Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF (EUR Hdg)-MIL ○ ○ VUSD.L (Vanguard is issued in US dollars) ○ CSPX.L (I share the closest performance to the issuance of SPY) (it is recommended to invest in this branch)

VUAG.L (Vanguard is issued in pounds sterling) ○ The above three ETF are all SPY in Europe●

• European double leverage QQQ I found the code (the code is different exchanges:.PA France; MI Milan, Italy;.F Frankfurt Exchange; DE should be Germany!) LQQ.PA; LQQ.MI; L817.F; L817.D E

You can invest in the following Money markets

LVNAV Euro-denominated interest 3.62%

Euro Liquidity Fund

https://www.morganstanley.com/im/en-ie/intermediary-investor/funds-and-performance/morgan-stanley-liquidity-funds/euro-liquidity-fund.html

LVNAV British pound denominated interest 5.16%

Sterling Liquidity Fund

https://www.morganstanley.com/im/en-gb/intermediary-investor/funds-and-performance/morgan-stanley-liquidity-funds/sterling-liquidity-fund.html

LVNAV USD-denominated interest 5.38%

US Dollar Liquidity Fund

https://www.morganstanley.com/im/en-ie/intermediary-investor/funds-and-performance/morgan-stanley-liquidity-funds/us-dollar-liquidity-fund.html

Finanzen, a German broker that can pledge stocks (Depotkredit)-

Zero provides indefinite loans of different amounts based on account conditions, with different interest rates, around 6%, and interest is paid once every three months. All online account opening and information verification are provided for reference and communication with friends in Germany (and other European countries may be feasible)

For German pledge brokers, I personally use 1.

finanzen, net zero, I just opened an account recently, and I am still exploring the staking operations and advantages and disadvantages of related securities companies. I will provide it for reference to German or European friends who need it, and I look forward to exchanging experiences together.

A)Official website (Attached are personal app screenshots 2 and 3)

1 .finanzen,net zero

A)Official website (Attached are personal app screenshots 2 and 3)

https://www.finanzen.net/zero

B) Auxiliary web page (screenshot 1 attached)

https://www.n-tv.de/broker-vergleich/finanzen-net-zero/

Floating exchange rate 3 Monats-Euribor + 3 p. a%., maximum borrowing amount 100.000 euros

Der Zinssatz ist variabel und beträgt 3 Monats-Euribor + 3 p. a%.

Der maximale Kreditrahmen beträgt 100.000 Euro.

2. flatex.de

A)Official website

https://www.flatex.de/

B)Official website stock loan information page

https://www.flatex.de/produkte-handel/produkte/wertpapierkredite/

Interest rate is 6.90% per annum until further notice,

The maximum loan amount is €250,000.

Der Zinssatz liegt bei 6,90 % p.a. bis auf Weiteres und der maximale Kreditbetrag beträgt 250.000 EU R.

The securities firm used by most people in Northern Europe is: NORDNET. I am not very clear about the securities firms in other European countries. Nordnet has an investment account (IKZ) where you can buy qqq. I have called the broker’s customer service before. The money in the investment account will have to pay taxes in the future. The Nordnet retirement account (PEN) cannot buy qqq, but it can buy eqqq. Nordnet actually has an account (ASK) that can only buy eqqq. However, the money invested in this account in the future does not need to pay taxes, but the profit part will have to pay taxes. Nordnet Investment Account ○ Invest domestically and abroad without realizing taxes.

Extra income: You can earn extra income from your Norwegian equity in the form of interest

With an investment account, you have the flexibility to invest in a variety of stocks and funds across many markets. Additionally, you can earn additional income from the shares you hold (lending shares).

With tax deferral, you can buy and sell stocks and funds without being taxed. We do all the tax reporting for you, and there are no ongoing fees on the account. You only pay insurance premiums starting from 0.001%.

Flexibility: Invest in a broad range of stocks, stock and bond funds, and exchange-traded funds (ETF) ○ Tax-deferred: Pay taxes only when you withdraw money from the account.

Extra income: You can earn extra income from your Norwegian equity in the form of interest.

Domestic and overseas investment, many choices: you can trade listed stocks and funds, including bond funds and fund funds. Additionally, you can choose from a large selection of exchange-traded funds (ETF). This account gives you the flexibility to trade on most markets offered by Nordnet, including markets outside the EU/EEA. In other words, you can trade U.S. securities on an investment account.

Tax-deferred gains: You can sell securities and receive interest income and dividends without triggering taxes or deductions. Gains and losses are only taxed when you withdraw funds from your account. This means you will get deferred tax on your gains, but also deferred deductions in the event of losses. Account withdrawals were completed on the tax return. In other words, you just need to check that everything is correct.

Extra income from stocks: You can get extra income from Norwegian stocks in your investment account. Simply put, your shares can be loaned to large institutional investors, who in turn can generate income for you in the form of interest. Of course, you can sell, buy, or retain stocks in your account as needed.

Investment Account Loans: To increase risk exposure, you can pledge assets in your investment account.

• Brazil recently launched a Nasdaq index fund with NASD11

• In Japan, you can buy 2568 (or 2569 hedged), the Listed Index Fund U.S. Equity (NASDAQ 100), unhedged. Net assets are about 6,770 million yen and trading volume is 70,430. 2568 stock price | Listed Index Fund US Equity (NASDAQ100) No Currency Hedge ETF - https://www.investing.com/etfs/2568

• You can buy QQQ at Rakuten Securities or SBI Securities in Japan, and the buying fee is 0 (there is a handling fee when selling). As long as there are no special tax issues.

Singapore Money Market Funds - Google Search

• Zhuang Boyan

• Provide information for friends in Japan to choose from

• 1545 Net asset value August 24 Market value 45.42 billion yen Trading volume 93,305 1545 Stock Price | NEXT F UNDS NASDAQ-100 ETF - https://www.investing.com/etfs/next-funds-nasdaq-100

• MAXIS NASDAQ100 ETF (2631) volume 45,396 Larger scale and lower management fee 2631 Stock Price | MAXIS NASDAQ100 ETF ETF - https://www.investing.com/etfs/2631

If doubled, there are 2869 available to choose iFreeETF NASDAQ100 Leveraged(2x) (2869) https://www.investing.com/etfs/2869-tokyo

• Malaysian citizens can also open Singapore's largest Phillip Securities poems cash plus trading account online (there are also several branches at the physical headquarters), and purchase American Voo and QQQ directly on the online platform, but there will be a fee for cross-border transfers. Then each transaction fee is approximately SGD 6 or less.

Singapore Money Market Funds - Google Search

https://www.google.com/search?q=%E6%96%B0%E5%8A%A0%E6%B3%A2+%E8%B2%A8%E5%B9%A3%E5%B8%82%E5%A0%B4%E5%9F%BA%E9%87%91&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;hl=zh-hant-tw&amp;client=safari

Many financial institutions in South Korea have issued ETF linked to the New York Stock Exchange-related index funds, including ETF linked to the Nasdaq 100 Index Fund QQQ. Among the most common US funds on the Korean market:

QQQ ETF is (KB Asset Management - KB KBSTAR US NASDAQ 100 ETF (368590.K S)

Mirae Asset TIGER NASDAQ 100 ETF (133690.KS)

Kim Kindex Nasdaq100 Etf (367380.KS)

SPY :

379780S. Korea: KRX 379780 | KB KBSTAR S&P 500 ETF Overview | MarketWatch

India (The following is some information about securities dealers in India and NASDAQ -100ETF issued in India.)

Mirae Asset Maps Management - Mirae Asset Tiger S&P500 ETF (360750.KS)

Kim Kindex S&P 500 Etf (360200.KS)

India (The following is some information about securities dealers in India and NASDAQ -100ETF issued in India.)

Invest in US Stocks from India - Vested Finance Formerly Vested.co.in

https://vestedfinance.com/in/

How to Invest in NASDAQ - Buy NASDAQ100 Index shares from India

https://vestedfinance.com/in/blog/how-to-invest-in-nasdaq-from-india/

MO NASDAQ 100 ETF Share Price, Stock Price, LIVE NSE/BSE - Groww

https://groww.in/etfs/motilal-oswal-mutual-fundmotilal-oswal-most-shares-nasdaq-etf

Collect your foreign payments for no more than 0.99% | Winvesta

https://www.winvesta.in/foreign-collections-account/