Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

ETF

ISIN: IE00BK5BQT80

Ticker: VWCE

IE00BK5BQT80

VWCE

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435

Gh0st

@Gh0st7

5H·

Today’s buy

Had to add some more $EIMI (+0.31%) one of the best ETF’s in my portfolio along with $CSNDX (+0.17%) and $VWCE (+0.06%)

01.09

iShares Core MSCI EM IMI ETF

Bought x5 at $40.78

$203.89

Joao

@TugaSky

4D·

VWCE and chill?

Recently got into investing and for long term chill investing, $VWCE (+0.06%) and chill seems the way to go..

What are your thoughts?

28.08

Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

Bought x18.34 at €136.39

€2,501.00

1 Comment

Eselai@DonkeyInvestor

$VWCE and chill 👍

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Fedi00

@Fedi00

4D·

Milestone Reached €30.000✅

Hi guys,

little introduction about myself: I'm 24, I work in a bank in Italy and i basically invest with a long-term horizon. I made a few beginner mistakes but they have helped me improve myself.

I'm really happy to share my portfolio with you and I finally reached the milestone I had set for this year.

The next milestone I'd love to achieve is 50k by the end of 2026, but it won't be easy and I tell you why.

Right now, I'm able to save €400 monthly: €300 in $VWCE (+0.06%) and €100 in $MAIN (+1.5%)

In addition to them, I also reinvest all the dividends from $MAIN (+1.5%) in the stock (e.g. this month i received €3,80 net so i'll save €103 instead of €100) and all the other dividends from different stocks in $VWCE (+0.06%)

I also invest in single stocks whenever I can, but as I said it's going to become more difficult because, if everything goes to plan, I'm going to purchase an apartment by the end of the year so I won't be able to put aside much (beside the €400 monthly) because I'll have a mortgage to pay.

I already made a few calculations and in maximum 10 years I'll finish to pay for it, but in this time it won't be easy to invest much. Still, I'm going to do my best to achieve the next milestone.

Also, I love travelling so that's another reason why it will be difficult to save a lot of money😂

Anyway, I wish you all reading an amazing day and good luck with your investments🍀

3 Comments

Hi Fedi,
Thank you for sharing your PF.

It’s very insightful and I believe you have a very interesting plan.

You’re DRIP with MAIN is cool.

Good luck with your investment

Best regards
Luqe

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Bavarianholder

@Bavarianholder

5D·

Here we go again

Hello everyone,

Almost 3 years have now passed since my last portfolio presentation.

A lot has happened in that time.

About me: I follow a core-satelite strategy and focus on dividends/dividend growth. My current savings rate is around €1000 per month and I am 27 years old.

I want to continue saving in the portfolio until I retire and use it as additional income.

I am well aware that I would be better off with an accumulating ETF due to my still long savings period, but the regular distributions help me to stay "on the ball".

The aim over the next few years is to increase the proportion of ETFs as core to 70-80%. Monthly savings will be made in the $VWCE (+0.06%) and the $TDIV (-0.19%) . The second is currently being built up. The second FTSE All World is saved separately at €20 per month.

I'm currently wondering whether I should invest in stocks like $KO (+0.1%) / $NEE (+0.26%) / $JNJ (-0.42%) into the $TDIV (-0.19%) to keep the portfolio simpler.

Feel free to leave your opinion - I'm curious 🫡

1 Comment

So far ok. Rebalancing plan is not a mistake. Outperformance factors in the long term are dividends, quality, size (small cap), google the rest/KI research. Then I would switch/split the core to several factor ETFs if necessary.

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income_engineer_2486

@income_engineer_2486

5D·

Advice?

Hello, im 18 years old and started investing 2 months ago. I currently have a monthly savings plan where i put 200 in $VWCE (+0.06%) and 50 in $GOOGL (-0.44%) . Later on this will increase because i am studying right now. Do you guys have any advices for what i could/ should change? Or am i doing fine right now?

9 Comments

Good to go!

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Valerio

@valeriocomo

1Wk·

DCA vs Lump sum

When investing in global equities, many wonder whether it’s better to invest a lump sum right away or spread contributions over time with Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA). Taking the FTSE All-World ETF as an example ($VWCE (+0.06%) ), history shows lump sum investing has often outperformed, since markets tend to rise in the long run. However, DCA reduces the risk of entering right before a downturn and makes investing more approachable. The choice depends on risk tolerance, liquidity, and emotional discipline.

income_engineer_2486

@income_engineer_2486

1Wk·

Opinions

Hello, im 18 years old and started investing 2 months ago, at first i didnt know what i was doing thats why i had many positions, now i sold some positions and put the money in $VWCE (+0.06%) , what should i do with my other positions? Sell them to and put the money in all world or keep them?

also have a savings plan where i put 200 monthly in vwce, and i put 100 a month in btc

4 Comments

1Wk

I think you started well. Next step - think about a strategy that fits or suits you. You might be a bit more offensive. You are young. But very good that you started!!!

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money_maven_ucbvj

@money_maven_ucbvj

1Wk·

Broke 70k

28 years. Finally broke my goal!! $VWCE (+0.06%)

6 Comments

1Wk

don't you want to solace yourself with something that might arouse more interest? I mean by allocating even as little as 5 percent of the assets to something you might enjoy

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userc7755b0f2d8b4129

@userc7755b0f2d8b4129

2Wk·

Reallocation???

Hello,

I need the opinion of the community.

Should I use the $IWDA (-0.02%) and $EIMI (+0.31%) and put the entire budget into the $VWCE (+0.06%) into the

I would have everything covered with one ETF. Does this make sense?

Any further comments and improvements are welcome.

Thank you very much

3 Comments

2Wk

You have to decide for yourself whether this makes sense. You can also stop the savings plans and simply start saving with $VWCE and leave the others for the time being.

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Valerio

@valeriocomo

2Wk·

VWCE or FWRA?

Hi!

Is it time to more from $VWCE (+0.06%) to $ (-0.08%)FWRA (-0.08%) ?

FWRA has a better TER and a good fund dimension.

What do you think?

#vwce

#fwra

#vwceandchill

10 Comments

EnricoM@EnricoM

2Wk

They invest in the same markets. The differences are only the TER and the dimension between these two ETF.
$VWCE is much bigger than $FWRG so there is a minimum risk of de-listing.

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