Win $200 USD by Entering The US Market
Selfwealth
Want $200? Don't we all¦ good news is that you can win it.
How to Enter
If you have a Selfwealth account registered for US Trading between now and March 31, and you have money in your cash account (even a dollar), then you're in the draw to win one of four prizes of $200 USD.
We've got Ts&Cs below, but that's the gist of it. If you've already got an account with money in it, great. You're in the running. If you don't, here's everything you need to know about getting one.
Why Are We Dishing out Cash?
What's rule number one in investing? We'll give you a hint: think 'Netflix portrayal of American high schoolers'. Yep we're talking diversity.
In particular, we're talking global diversity. Because it doesn't matter if your portfolio is exposed to a wide array of industries, you're still in line for a beating if the whole market crashes.
To minimise your risk exposure in times of volatility you need to invest in different markets. And because markets are dicy right now, we're trying to convince as many of you as possible to guard your portfolios by investing in the largest market in the world: the US.
Sure, you can get exposure to US markets on the ASX through ETFs, but you're still missing out on controlling your stakes in individual companies.
Case in point? Take Tesla, one of the most traded US stocks on the Selfwealth community. If you'd invested $1000 at the start of 2020, you'd have just shy of $10 right now. It's a similar story for US ETFs tracking the S&P500, which has increased 95% since March 2020.
Better yet, registering for US trading is free, flat fee, and only takes a few clicks.
For more on the benefits of US trading, and to register, visit our US Share Trading Page.
Terms and Conditions
This giveaway is subject to Selfwealth's terms and conditions (view here) and subject to Selfwealth's privacy policy (view here).
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