9Mon·

SP500 & ALL WORLD INDEX

I continue to invest 50/50 in the S&P 500 and the All-World Index to balance growth potential and diversification. The S&P 500 offers strong exposure to top-performing U.S. companies, while the All-World Index ensures global coverage, reducing reliance on a single region. This approach allows me to benefit from U.S. market strength while staying protected against regional downturns. It’s a strategy for balanced, long-term growth. Do you agree with this approach, or would you suggest otherwise?

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4 Comments

Bob@NoBobble

9Mon

Basically agree. That’s the reason I’m going with S&P 500 and FTSE All World. Didn’t want to combine the 500 with MSCI World as they’re wau too similar and the World currently > 70% US.

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Stevoo@Stevoo13

9Mon

Depending on your risk tolerance and investment horizon you could up the stakes by going 70% S&P and 30% Nasdaq…I have a 7-digit portfolio and have come to realize that diversification is a myth in the long run and the US is king both now and the foreseeable future

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Peter G.@_Peter_Griffin_

9Mon

@Stevoo13 if i may ask, how did tou get to the 7 digits?

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Stevoo@Stevoo13

9Mon

@The_Real_Warren_Buffet honestly no silver bullet…no lucky strike with Nvidia or Bitcoin. Just regular monthly investments in S&P/Nasdaq (World ETFs if you’re less adventurous) over 10 years while managing my expenses will get you most of the way there.

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