Do market records matter? | High-net-wealth-individuals shift to ETFs | Our latest investment and economic update

Do market records matter? HNWIs shift to ETFs. Our economic update.

View this email online Hi Aris, Welcome to this week's edition of Smart Investing. Global share markets again broke records last week as the prospect of a "soft landing" for the United States economy helped fan them to new heights. The question for investors though is, do market records really matter? In our lead article this week, Vanguard's Senior Personal Finance Writer, Tony Kaye, says "no". He explains why, and the approach taken by the most successful investors. Meanwhile, Vanguard research shows more Australian high-net-worth-individuals are gravitating to exchange traded funds. So, what is the key attraction of ETFs to wealthy investors? We explain where HNWIs are investing, and why. Lastly, our global economics team provides its latest forecasts for interest rates, inflation, employment and financial markets in Australia, the United States, China, the Euro area, the United Kingdom, emerging markets, and Canada. Do you have a good investor story to tell? We're especially keen to hear from Vanguard investors who are close to retirement, or already retired. If you're interested in being interviewed for our investor story video series, please send us an email to corpcommsaustralia@vanguard.com.    LATEST INSIGHTS Do share market records really matter? The reality for investors is share markets have been on a record run for decades. Read article More high-net-worth individuals are using ETFs Why wealthy investors are gravitating towards exchange traded funds. Read article Our investment and economic outlook, July 2024 Our region-by-region economic outlook and latest forecasts for investment returns. Read article In case you missed it What super fund members should know when comparing returns Why you need to compare apples with apples on super fund performances and fees. 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