William (@financial_ninja

1Année·

ETF Portfolio Thoughts:

I am going to build an ETF portfolio. And I have my eye on these in about the order weighting. Something like 40,30,10,10,10. I am starting late in my invetment journey - now 53. I first tried to go directly into shares, but that is taking too much time to look into and track. And with my work and family situation I would like to set up a divierse range of etf with the potential of upside that i buy to hold. I am looking for an annualized return of 10% over the next 10 years. And these seem to work for me in terms of cost of etf, global, Value, small coverage, and a bit of ESG.

$SUSW (+1,09 %) iShares MSCI World SRI

$AW1T (+0,56 %) UBS EMU Value

$CSEMUS (+0,56 %) Ishares MSCI EMU Small cap

$XNAS (+0,81 %) Xtrackers Nasdaq 100

$SEMI (+1,41 %) iShares MSCI Global Semiconductors

Too much risk? Too much overlap? Not the right balance? Not the right ones?! Any thoughts or observations welcome.

3 Commentaires

William@financial_ninja_60

1Année

thanks @Luffy3D2Y . I have been informing myself a bit. I started buying shares directly but that really just takes up too much time to be informed that I don't have. A good learning. Now I want to get into something that is less time and have looked into a range of etfs though JustETF - good site - and come up with these. Any thoughts on balance or risk. Most welcome. PS nobody really KNOWS what they are doing in this crazy game!

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Luffy@Luffy3D2Y

1Année

If you don't know what you are doing, maybe start simple with one popular worldwide etf. ^^. Then add more etf later if you feel the need to.
Start small and then advance with more experience.

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Lukas1000@Lukas1000

1Année

Take your time and Inform yourself. I personally like the ishares world Sri. It's just a socially responsible msci world. You cannot do much wrong with it as with a normal msci world. Just keep in mind that it is less diversified.

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