There should be an ETF with these as the primary holdings (>10%) - though no harm in buying them directly and making them primary holdings in your portfolio.
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Won't the big corporates just buy out the most promising candidates.. ie google with deepmind and microsoft with openAI.
OpenAI itself maybe - they could go public. But I'm looking for something that I - at this point - don't know exactly what I'm looking for. A Dell when it started trading, before it became big Dell, for example.
Evergrande files for bankruptcy in USA. No surprises there….
On the back of Country garden warning of a £6bln loss for first 6 months of the year last week….
China not looking pretty
Hard to break into sectors with strong moats (or monopolies to be precise) - these guys have pricing power.
I would've thought one of the Chinese tech firms like Baidu, TenCent or Alibaba might be the next big thing, but there's quite a lot of geopolitical and/or accounting/compliance challenges.
Looking at the US - maybe PLTR or IBM (a rise from the ashes)?
There's the Fang plus index.
https://www.ice.com/fangplus
The Vanguard MGK ETF holds around 94 stocks but the 7 you refer to make up 56.6% of the portfolio, otherwise as you suggested, buy them individually in weightings you prefer.
https://investor.vanguard.com/invest...e/mgk#overview