ETF replenishment Part 3
iShares MSCI EM ex-China ETFIE00BMG6Z448EXCHEXCH
Would you rather combine a USA ETF portfolio with India (e.g $QDV5 (+0.07%) ) or an EM ex China ETF (e.g $EXCH (-0.25%) ).
idea: India is strong and will continue to grow. Is the India ETF therefore the better choice, as with a more general EM ETF you buy too many nuggets. What do you think?
Plan to reallocate the custody account to an ETF custody account. The following ETFs have been selected. What do you think of the selection? $XDND (-0.07%)
$CSNDX (-0.24%) and $EXCH (-0.25%)
Idea in a nutshell: USA is booming, take emerging markets with you (weight players there higher than ok world ETF)
the return of the three is slightly better than $IWDA (-0.21%)
What do you think about the following consideration for an ETF portfolio
50% $XDND (-0.07%) (take US Value) 25% $CSNDX (-0.24%) (portfolio driver through tech) 25% $EXCH (-0.25%) (defuse USA lumps)
I think you're exactly my target audience:
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Pricing
Data
TER
0.18%Fund Volume
$1.62BAsset Class
OtherDistributing
NoReplication Method
Physical FullRegion
OtherCountry Based
IrelandIssuer
iSharesInformation
The Fund aims to achieve a total return on your investment, through a combination of capital growth and income on the Fund's assets, which reflects the return of the MSCI Emerging Markets ex China Index, the Funds benchmark index. The Index measures the performance of large and mid capitalisation stocks across emerging market countries (with the exception of China) which comply with MSCIs size, liquidity and free-float adjusted criteria.