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FTSE All world alone or complementary?

Hello everyone,

I am in the process of changing my strategy and therefore wanted to ask you how you handle the ETF selection or what recommendations you can give.

At the moment I am investing in the $VWCE (+1.18%) as it already includes a wide range of stocks, both developed and emerging.

Would you also add an etf for small cap, value and emerging markets? Maybe a 25/25/25/25 mix then or the $VWCE (+1.18%) as the core and then the remaining factor ETFs to complement/build around.

Would that be too much and make it unnecessarily complicated because the All world already covers a very broad range. Or do you think this is a good way to diversify.

Many thanks for your answers in advance.

4 Comments

Wealth-Accelerator@Wealth-Accelerator

I started out in a similar way for perfect diversification. But splitting small amounts across many ETFs month after month quickly started to get on my nerves. It was only really fun when 1,000 euros landed in the All-World every month. That's when you saw how a sum came together.
Before, 100 there, 50 there, 25 there felt like saving and going under.
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Stilgar@Stilgar

my 2 cents on this: in the current situation - no extra EM, strengthen Europe with Stoxx600 and you could think about adding the Ishare Latin America on a small 5-10% satellite basis. Keywords are Mercosur and Venezuela

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Leca_xd@Leca_xd

@Stilgar have a very long investment horizon. Would you still not continue to overweight EM? I'll take a look at Latin America, it sounds good. Thank you

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Stilgar@Stilgar

@Leca_xd if then on a similar satellite basis - idea world 60 - Europe 30 - EM 5 - Latin America 5 or 50 - 30 - 10 - 10 or something else :-)

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