5 stocks i invested in Australia that got me disgustingly rich 🤮💰🇦🇺  (These are ETFs — “Exchange Traded Funds”. An ETF is a basket of shares you buy in one trade, so you can build a diversified portfolio from Australia without needing to pick individual companies.) ✅ 1) NDQ — Nasdaq 100 ETF (US tech + growth leaders) Tracks 100 of the largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq. You’re getting concentrated exposure to global tech and innovation leaders. Strong upside when growth is in favour, but it can be more volatile during market pullbacks. ✅ 2) VGS — Global developed markets ETF (diversified core) Broad exposure to large and mid-cap companies across developed markets (US, Europe, Japan, etc.). A classic long-term “core” ETF because it spreads your risk across countries and industries in one holding. ✅ 3) IVV — S&P 500 ETF (US market benchmark) Tracks the 500 largest US companies and gives you diversified exposure across the backbone of the US economy—tech, healthcare, consumer brands, industrials and more. Many investors use it as a low-maintenance long-term core. ✅ 4) VAS — Australian shares ETF (local market leaders) Gives you exposure to Australia’s biggest listed companies. Typically heavier in banks and resources, and often used by Aussies who want home-market exposure plus the potential benefit of dividend income (including franking credits where applicable). ✅ 5) VDHG — All-in-one diversified high growth ETF A complete “portfolio in one ETF” with Australian + global shares and a smaller defensive allocation. Built for people who want a set-and-forget approach without juggling multiple ETFs or rebalancing constantly. 🔥 Want my FREE Stock Investing 7-Day Starter Plan (daily steps, portfolio setup basics, key mistakes to avoid, and a simple checklist to get started)?  👉 Comment “STOCK” and I’ll send it to you. #sydney #australia #australian #aussie - @aj.cloresofficial