Global X A300 Campaign

One Scoop, 300 Companies

Meet A300 - the core ETF that provides exposure to the top 300 companies in Australia, spanning large, mid and small-cap stocks across a range of sectors. It’s the new “vanilla” ETF from a provider that does every flavour well.

Why Vanilla?

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Read our new step-by-step guide and find out how things like dollar-cost averaging and fractional entry work, and how ETFs can form the core of a robust portfolio.

New to ETF investing?

you’d start with your “vanilla”

Want more vanilla?

If your ETF portfolio was an ice cream cone,

But fundamental to your portfolio's long-term stability.

We're talking about core ETFs, like the Global X Australia 300 ETF (A300).

Boring? Possibly.

Conservative, dependable, foundational

Tracking broad market indices

Offering diversification with lower fees

BondsRegular income, relatively low risk, e.g.:

Both are suited to long-term strategies.

Your “vanilla” might also include bonds and commodities

Australian Bank Credit ETF (BANK) US Treasury Bond ETF (Currency Hedged) (USTB) USD High Yield Bond ETF (Currency Hedged) (USHY) USD Corporate Bond ETF (Currency Hedged) (USIG)

Physical Gold Structured ETF (GOLD) Uranium ETF (ATOM) Copper Miners ETF (WIRE)

CommoditiesLow correlation with equities = Less volatility in your portfolio, e.g.:

Strategic “tilts” towards these bold flavours can capture timely opportunities and offer potential for higher returns.

You might want to add some extra flavours

Artificial Intelligence ETF (GXAI) Semiconductor ETF (SEMI)

Think ETFs based on specific themes, growth sectors, big trends, emerging markets.

These “satellite” ETFs orbit round your core.

Morningstar Global Technology ETF (TECH)S&P Biotech ETF (CURE)

FANG+ ETF (FANG) Battery Tech & Lithium ETF (ACDC)

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E.g., alternatives including higher-risk venture capital and private equity or dividend-focused income ETFs.

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If you have specific investment goals - like income, protection or diversification, satellite investments can target these too.

Even more flavours to enjoy

S&P/ASX 200 High Dividend ETF (ZYAU)

S&P 500 High Yield Low Volatility ETF (ZYUS)

S&P/ASX 200 High Dividend ETF (ZYAU)

How to get the balance right?

Start simple, choose core ETFs for broad market exposure. E.g., A300 diversifies across more sectors and company sizes in Australia.

But remember:

Investing in what excites you is all part of the fun…

Be clear on your specific investment goals. Why you’re investing, and to what timeline.

“Tilt” towards satellite investments that meet your goals.

Stay exposed to different companies, industries, countries.

Be clear on costs for each ETF in your portfolio. Higher fees can dramatically affect your long-term wealth creation.

Diversify inside the individual funds you invest in and across different asset classes.

Satellites need to orbit around your core, not the other way around

Your extra flavours should never de-stabilise your cone

You might need to rebalance between stability and growth from time to time