Dan (@fizzelfritz) en getquin

5Lun·

Hello dear community,

I needed your advice. I've just returned from Southeast Asia on business and I see this market recovering more quickly from economic "dents". People here are simply faster, more agile and more daring than in good ol' Germany.

I recently started investing in ETFs - currently in the All-World from Vanguard $VWRL (+0,48 %)

but would now also like to invest a little in an ETF for emerging markets and in an S&P500 (total <20%). Yes, I know most of it is covered by the All-World...

I have the following in mind:

$IBC3 (+0,38 %)

$LSPU (+0,61 %)

Can you guys give me any other recommendations / ideas? I am looking for distributing ETFs that are eligible for the ING savings plan. Thank you very much.

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Beat The Bank@randomdude

5Lun

It is often said that the Asian market can be better represented with actively managed funds than with ETFs. Perhaps a good knowledge of the regional markets is worth the higher fee.
Apart from that, EM IMI is a bit of a shotgun that covers Southeast Asia, but also buys a lot of other things that have nothing to do with it.

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DaS@value_hunter_82

5Lun

I have had good experiences with an Asia-Pacific ETF (ishares). Such ETFs are also available ex-Japan.

At the time, I also wanted to include commodity companies from Australia.

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Thilo M.@ThiloM

5Lun

You could also put together your own WorldETF with GDP weighting. Weighted TER 0.17 approx. 5000 positions. According to Morningstar XRay K/B 2.35 instead of 3.6 and K/P 16 instead of 18.9. Some risk out but maybe also return...who knows?

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