Luckypants · 2024-07-03T10:38:21.522640Z

Which ETF would you recommend alongside the $WEBG so that I have two good ETFs that complement each other?

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$VWRL all the way

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ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

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If it has to be small cap otherwise you don't really need anything. In most cases, less is more.

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ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

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@topicswithhead Bonds or gold are also an option, but they don't necessarily have to be

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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Thank you for your answer!
Do you have any recommendations in this regard?

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ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

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@Luckypants aii if you want it 10% in the $WSML. If you want bonds there are many I have the $PR1G, but there are many bond ETFs. I have that from 9 to max 11%. And with gold it depends on the broker. I would put gold at max 18

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ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

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@topicswithhead is of course my opinion everyone has different limits

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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All right, thank you very much!

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HighTERror@LowTERror

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Why not simply use $SPYI?

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AndyGhandy@AndyGhandy

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@LowTERror 0.07 to 0.17 TER

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HighTERror@LowTERror

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@AndyGhandy the tracking difference is more meaningful

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Ape65@Ape65

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Are you saving in a savings plan? If so, with which broker

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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@Age65 Yes, €50 per month on trade republic

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Ape65@Ape65

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@Luckypants okay then that's the distributing one, unfortunately you can't save in the accumulating one at TR yet.
By the way: Gold and bonds reduce the fluctuations in your portfolio, but also your return in the long term. If you don't mind the occasional -20%, I would only go for shares

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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@Age65 Yes exactly, it's the distributing one.
Perfect, thanks for the info! :)

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Ziyang@Yang

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Are you still saving with the Amundi ETF?

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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@Yang ja

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Ziyang@Yang

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@Luckypants Super! I recently discovered this ETF by chance in a video by Finanzfluss. The costs are really very low and I find it a very interesting alternative to the usual MSCI World ETFs from the better-known providers. The only thing I find unfortunate is that it only pays out once a year. What do you think about the possibly "hot" tech stocks and their high weighting in this ETF? Stubbornly continue to buy?

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Luckypants@Luckypants

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@Yang I also see this ETF as an interesting alternative, which is why I am stubbornly continuing to save in it, but only with €50. I simply let this ETF run in the background, as my main focus is on individual stocks that pay me dividends here and there. I think that sooner or later you will be in the black with an ETF anyway, so over a long period of time. So I'm not worried about the tech stocks that might be "hot"

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Ziyang@Yang

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@Luckypants Nvidia (AI) and co worry me a little, especially as such rallies will eventually come down to earth. None of them are bad companies, but this hype will not be sustainable in the long term. Thanks for your views on this ETF!

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