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Moin together,


I would like to save for two ETFs, but I am still unsure about my choice....


I have chosen the $IWDA (+0,42 %) and

$EXSG (-0,67 %) (50/50 savings).

My goal is on the one hand to get some security in my portfolio and on the other hand to reduce my high USA share (80%).


I am 18 years old myself, so I am also wondering if a Growth-Europe ETF would be more appropriate instead of the Dividend ETF. I am also open to completely different ETFs, gladly of course with appropriate justification.


If you need more key data, please just ask.

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Which ETF do you have so far or would these be the first ones besides single stocks?
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@Joris $ELFW and $UIMR, but both not worth mentioning
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@TradingTom ever thought about the $VWCE?
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@Joris what are the advantages compared to the $IWDA?
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@TradingTom the $VWCE has over 4000 stocks and directly the emerging markets in it (about 10%), the World around 1800 and "only" industrialized countries. With the AllWorld you have 95% of the world economy covered. There is also distributing $VWRL
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If you want to bring security into your portfolio, you need uncorrelated asset classes. Classically, these are stocks, bonds and commodities. If you want to stay with stocks, look for markets that are as uncorrelated as possible. Classically this is US and EM or Tech and Consumer Staples. There is a lot on the net.
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