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Louis
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PInvestor_El_Joker@PInvestor_El_Joker
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Hi Louis I am in the same position. I do believe it will depend on your strategy and portfolio. In my case I would like to reduce a little bit my exposure to USA market and Technology. Not big difference between them but $HMWO would win in this case but I still see $VWRL a less-work ETF as it includes EM too.
Both have similar performance.

As a summary:

1. **VWRL (Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF)**:
- This ETF tracks the FTSE All-World Index, which includes stocks from both developed and emerging markets.
- It provides global diversification.
- The approximate yield is around 2%, with a management fee of about 0.25%.

2. **HMWO (iShares MSCI World ETF)**:
- This ETF follows the MSCI World Index, which also includes stocks from developed markets.
- Its focus is on developed markets, excluding emerging ones.
- Similar to VWRL, it offers a yield of around 2% and has a management fee of approximately 0.20%.

In summary, both ETFs have performed similarly and offer good diversification. Your choice may depend on personal preferences and investment goals. 🌟
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Dontknow@InvestRookie
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Why not $HMWS?
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