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    Kiwi retail investors are increasingly putting their money in US stocks rather than local ones

    Kiwi retail investors are increasingly putting their money in US stocks rather than local ones


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    New data from investment app Sharesies shows US tech stocks, the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund and Fisher and Paykel Healthcare are proving most popular with users.

    Other NZX-listed companies like Ryman Healthcare and Mainfreight, have dropped in the rankings.

    Sharesies spokesperson Erin Avery says US markets have become more accessible in recent years, and look increasingly attractive too.

    She says US markets have been generating strong returns, and people want to be involved in new trends like AI.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Entertainment:
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    International:
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    National:
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    Politics:
    The degree of workers planning to move across the ditch is stoking business fears 14:07

    Law and Order:
    Live updates: Joe Biden delivers final address as US president after Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire 14:07

    Business:
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    Entertainment:
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    Politics:
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