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To all Brazilians, I've just posted a thread on Reddit (in Portuguese) regarding my experience with TradeStation Global: https://www.reddit.com/r/investimentos/comments/jtaaov/minha_experi%C3%AAncia_com_a_tradestation_global/ I opened my account with TSG a couple weeks ago and everything went smoot...

To all Brazilians, I've just posted a thread on Reddit (in Portuguese) regarding my experience with TradeStation Global: https://www.reddit.com/r/investimentos/comments/jtaaov/minha_experi%C3%AAncia_com_a_tradestation_global/ I opened my account with TSG a couple weeks ago and everything went smooth...

I didn't touch US domiciled ETFs vs Irish domiciled ETFs on my previous posts, but the Accumulating (Acc) versions of the latter are more tax efficient for Brazilian investors. This topic is really well explained in this wiki article , but I'll try to summarize. First of all, Brazil taxes dividends ...

Have you considered simply trading around the ETF ex-dividend dates, so that you sell out a day before, and then buy back at the lower price after the ex-dividend date? With no capital gains tax to worry about, this is at least one possibility. Increased trading costs of course, and if high enough ...

Hey! I'm not familiar with all funds you've posted, but you can use https://www.justetf.com/ to screen for Irish domiciled ETFs. I'm not sure if in your case Accumulating or Distributing ETFs are better, but here are some suggestions for VWO and VEA (tickers may vary in other exchanges): VWO- Vangua...

Hey! I'm also a 20-something Brazilian who just started investing in international ETFs, so I faced many of the same questions you have. While the general Boglehead's Guide philosophy applies to any investor, how to get there certainly varies from country to country. The wiki articles are really goo...

Thanks. Where can I see more information about whats going to happen with this etf? (USSC) You can tell size of assets under management on their website or https://morningstar.co.uk In general, small (sub-100M) funds that don't pick up and start growing their AUM are at risk. It is unlikely that yo...

From my research, the I believe the answers to be 1. No 2. No - no traps, but fees differ but they tend to be close enough to each other to not matter 3. No, in theory 4. I think you've researched it well. It is mainly about. minimising FX conversion costs and being aware of spread issues caused by...

Hello everyone, First of all sorry for the long post, you can just skip to the end where I present my main questions. I'm a Brazilian in my mid-twenties who is just starting to invest globally. I currently live in Brazil and will almost certainly keep living here in the short/medium term. However, s...