(@niemalsinsolvent) on getquin

4Mon·

MSCI World in $VWRL (+1.02%) rebalance?

Hello everyone,

I am considering (to reduce risk) switching my positions (approx. 900€) from the MSCI World $XDWD (+1.02%) into the FTSE All World $VWRL (+1.02%) to the FTSE All World.

Do you think this is worthwhile? $VWRL (+1.02%) The FTSE All World has significantly more positions but "only" about 10% less American weighting...

Would you just leave it as it is or switch to the All World?

Have a nice evening 📈

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PunktPunktKommaStrich@PunktPunktKommaStrich

4Mon

Always pay attention to the draught horses, everything else is often ballast.

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Testo-Investor@Testo-Investor

4Mon

Many comments are very weak. This is not about faith. It's about investing freely in the global economy over the long term, and that includes the emerging markets. Since this amount is very small in €900, it doesn't matter and you can switch immediately without hesitation

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Beat The Bank@randomdude

4Mon

Leave it like this. You can always add an All World ETF later. In the last two decades or so, shares in developed countries have also performed much better. The emerging countries just don't have Mag7.

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FamilyFinance@FamilyFinance

4Mon

Honestly, it doesn't matter in the long term. Leave it as it is and invest in the FTSE All-World from now on if you like it better. Just don't keep changing your strategy. Stick with it and see it through. Going back and forth really empties your pockets. At least the state is happy about your profits and wants 0.7 x 26.375% of them.

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Charlyfirpo@Charlyfirpo

4Mon

By no means realize it. Just leave it and then from now on bsw.FTSE....I did it almost exactly the same way

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Kosmonaut@Kosmonaut

4Mon

So if it's only €900, you've probably hardly made any profit and the tax-free amount can cover that. If that's the case, go for it. Otherwise, leave it alone.
I myself once reallocated when the MSCI World went into negative territory (and therefore no taxes were incurred)

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