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Hi folks ✌🏻

I would like to add an etf to weight the EM portion a little more.


I am currently 100% in $VWCE (-0.26%) I was thinking that the $IBC3 (-0.02%) fit in quite well or what do you think?


if you know a better EM, please let me know

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Would rather bet on winners and add a Nasdaq or S&P500 ETF. Wouldn't increase the emerging markets component. Take a look at the charts and the annual return.
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You can do this if you want. With the $IBC3 (edit: the $EIMI is often used because ACC) you also have small caps in there. This makes it even more diversified. It is also often used for a 70/30 strategy
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Alternatively, $DEMD or $ZPRA can be used if there is a focus on dividends.
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It wasn't your question but, unlike the $IBC3, the $EIMI would be accumulating and not distributing. It would also be worth considering $VWRL instead of $VWCE.
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Oh that was my mistake, I have the $VWCE 😅
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@der_Ahnungslose Would you generally always choose accumulating or would you choose the 30% distributing in EM at 70/30?
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@investment_sage_1668 That's up to you. It all has advantages and disadvantages. I personally use accumulating etfs. It simply has tax advantages.
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The FTSE All World includes emerging markets anyway 🤷‍♂️
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@PointiM That is correct, but as I have already written, I am toying with the idea of weighting the proportion a little higher.
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I also think that the proportion of EM in the All-World is large enough. And if they grow significantly, they will make their contribution to the All-World.
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If you want EM, I would recommend $LDME. Take a look at ☺️
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What weighting do you have in mind?
Brazil, India, China, Japan, Belgium - there are all kinds of different things.

$VFEM I have personally.
EM are just not yield rockets. 😁
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@DADlikesCRYPTO Well, not in the last 15 years... Before that, EM did better than many others. And nobody can predict whether that won't change again...
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@der_Ahnungslose I also have it as an admixture and am satisfied.
You have to think about it, but it is definitely an option.
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I have the $IBC3 (9%) for a bit more swelling countries and the $XBAS (2%) (I'm personally a Singapore fan and it has gained quite a bit since the beginning of the year) in addition to the $VWRL (89%).
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