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Dear community, perhaps you can help me with an ETF selection.


So far I am in $IS3R (-0,51 %) and $EIMI (-1,85 %) in roughly equal proportions. In the next few months, I would like to run a savings plan in an ETF that corresponds in size to the other two. In the long term, I think a 1/3 - 1/4 share of emerging markets is desirable.


My previous $IS3R (-0,51 %) I don't want to entrust the savings plan to my existing one. Although it performs quite well in bull runs, it doesn't really manage to reflect the security of global diversification. Perhaps I will reallocate it in future.


The question now is which ETF I should get.

An ETF on the MSCI World All Caps would be ideal, for example, to exclude emerging markets and include small caps. Is there such a thing?


The $SPYI (-0,56 %)

is attractive, but would again put a lot of weighting on emerging markets. The same problem with ETFs based on the FTSE All World.


A classic MSCI World would be ideal, but as far as I know these ETFs do not include small caps, which would be a shame.


Does anyone here have any ideas?

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$V40D possibly as an idea...
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Why not just have your own SC-ETF?
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Incidentally, it is an illusion that the complete mapping of the equity market actually diversifies the portfolio. 1. the equity market is only a very manageable part of all asset classes (30%, bonds, real estate, commodities, currencies are much larger). 2. the various equity markets are all highly correlated in today's interconnected world. If MSCIWorld crashes, so does EM IMI.
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