15H·

Addition to the Portfolio: Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap

Hi everyone,

I've made a recent change to my portfolio. After a long period and some pretty solid performance, I've $ISPA (-0.32%) and decided to set up a third savings plan in the new Vanguard ETF $VALU (-1.04%) .

Personally, I think this ETF is really great because it invests in over 7,000 securities and is the only global ETF that also includes small-cap stocks.

I find the idea behind it very exciting and just wanted to be part of it from the very beginning. The current trading volume, even after such a short time, already shows a lot of interest to me.

I feel my portfolio is solidly structured with these three ETF positions, and I’m currently contributing 800–1,000 EUR per month to all three.

As for individual stocks, I’ll be adding a healthcare stock in the future. Then it’ll feel reasonably complete to me. At least that’s what the AI and my gut feeling tell me :-)

What do you think of the new ALL Cap ETF?

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11 Comments

Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

15H

The $SPYI also includes small-cap stocks ;-)

I think the AllCap is a solid alternative for a global ETF. Above all, it’s cost-effective. I’ll also channel larger one-time purchases or portfolio rebalancing into the AllCap instead of into the $VWRL

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emppsb@emppsb

14H

@MoneyISnotREAL what’s the difference between $SPYI and $VALU ? Looks the same for me

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

13H

@emppsb Almost the same. Different index providers ;-) Basically the same.

MSCI Acwi IMI = MSCI
FTSE all Cap = FTSE

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emppsb@emppsb

12H

@MoneyISnotREAL yes that's what I thought, there is a little difference in TER $VALU is way cheaper

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Christoph@ChrisBizz

14H

Really great tip from $VALU

Thank you 👍🏻

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Tom@Tomtom12

12H

I went with VGLA.

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Basti1983@Basti1983

12H

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Tom@Tomtom12

12H

@Basti1983 No, the German version is also a accumulation fund. :)

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Basti1983@Basti1983

11H

@Tomtom12 Sorry, you're right. I decided against it because of the volume.

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Tom@Tomtom12

11H

@Basti1983 I don't see any difference between the two. They're both in the same category and have the same fund assets under management; the only difference is that the VGLA is actually the more cost-effective trading option, with no currency fees.

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Basti1983@Basti1983

10H

@Tomtom12 It's all easy—to each his own :-)

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