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Why not add it to -anguar-'s new global all-cap fund? Your emerging markets allocation is weighted fairly low.
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@MozartsGeist Because I'm going to fill up the ETF first. Then I'll move on to " $WEBG."
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@MozartsGeist I don't quite get it all right now, but you'll know;
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@MozartsGeist He would like to keep the weighting of emerging markets relatively low.
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@DividendenWaschbaer Thanks for the logical follow-up and recap 😊
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@MozartsGeist Feel free to ask your question. I don't see what there is to understand or not understand about this. The short answer to your question: Why should I invest in this new, global all-cap ETF?
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@DividendenWaschbaer Of course, my savings plan (twice a month) into an EM ETF is also in progress.
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I did ask, after all: here's my response to your brief answer—or rather, your counter-question:
Global exposure + small-cap coverage in a single instrument;
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@DonkeyInvestor At what point do you consider a position to be filled? And what are the tax benefits of that?
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@MozartsGeist I don't have any small-cap stocks in my portfolio. Why should I add them with a "baby" weighting?

Otherwise, I don't switch out my ETFs randomly—I do it systematically. Just like Faber. It's like playing the lottery with a system.
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@AxoWallStreet Chosen at random: When an All World or World + EM ETF has reached the size of the other, already full ETF.

Advantages: A simpler FIFO approach. Reduced risk of exceeding certain thresholds (e.g., exit taxation and whatever else might come up in the future) and diversification across multiple providers (and thus across multiple countries/regions where those providers are based).