Owen Rascovitch

So then I suppose that's, you know, which one do you want, right?

Yeah.

Okay.

So that's interesting.

That's the way that you've gone about it.

I would differ slightly.

How do I say it?

But I would buy an ETF straight away.

That's what I would do.

And the way I'd do that is I'd open a sharebroking account, which allows you to buy ETFs or shares.

Yep.

And a few other things.

And then I would buy an ETF and the exchange-traded fund.

Because it's just like you buy one thing and it gives you exposure to a whole range of things.

If you've got $500 or $2,000, you could put it all in one or you could put it in a few different ones because the minimum is normally $500.

So you could do some research or pay someone to do it for you and then you could pick the three that you want and just click buy in your brokerage account.

And, like, I take your point about the robot visors.

I think it's a really good way to do it.

But I also think if you have to save the $10,000, it's going to keep a lot of people out.

Yeah, that's it.