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In general not a bad strategy. An all world etf and / or a S&P500 etf is a solid base but i dont think you'll outperform the S&P (as you buy into exactly that). You will go up and down with all the 500 companies that are in the ETF. If you want to outperform, I believe that you will have to make some individual stock investments that indeed outperform the market. Start with 10 % allocation of your portfolio and build it up when you feel more confident.
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@Rsoeters tks. Buying some individual stocks seems a good idea to outperform the market. Do you think that buying in bear market etfs like $IUIT , $SEMI or $XAIX could make me outperform SP500?
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@Diogo241 . That would also be an idea. Of course it is good to buy when stocks are low. The danger is with this, that you indicate 3 etfs that are at the moment complete booming and is a lot in the news. So when do you know it is a bear market? So let me say to do the research and read a lot on the different aspects of investing ( i know that can be overwelming with so many sectors and even more companies). But what you say is that you want to invest cyclically (is that your desired strategy?); when a sector is down you go in for the kill. When that will happen is anyones guess, but have a look at the following website to give you an idea where we are in the cycle: https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.php?[SECT]
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@Rsoeters to know the bear market, i' m gonna use the SMMA. When the SP500 is below SMMA, i'm gonna invest in risky ETFs. Using stocks seems to me a good strategy, but i have to learn more about technical and fundamental analysis