So... since everything is favorable, I want to prevent myself from making stupid decisions that go against my investment strategy. That's why I'm stocking up on World for now, because I'm convinced that the customs drama will come to an end in the short term and I can't do anything wrong here
Does anybody know if there is a "smoother" way to record this event in the list of transactions? I've done it manually by inputting a fake sale operation for $LCUW followed by a fake buy for $MWRD (+0,68 %) but was wondering if there is an option to do it automatically.
I went shopping today to take advantage of the discount from the last two weeks, what do you say, am I too early or not? I'm playing it safe this time, following the principle of time in the market> timing the market.
What are you stocking up on at the moment? Personally, I will also $NU (+2,01 %) and $BTC (-0,7 %) continue to add.
My girlfriend would finally like to start investing €100-150 a month.
Finanzenzero currently has a 5% cashback promotion on the $MWRD (+0,68 %)
You can't go wrong with the ETF in the long term, can you? I would have suggested that she invest €100 a month in the $MWRD (+0,68 %) and 50€ per month in $BTC (-0,7 %)
Hi Community, I am hesitating between the following two ETFs $LCUW and $MWRD (+0,68 %) to finally replace my savings plan on the Uniglobal $U1IH (+2,34 %) savings plan.
Both ETFs track the MSCI World and are issued by Amundi, but one is domiciled in Ireland and the other in Luxembourg.
Should I even be interested in this? If so, why?
Edit: I have just found this article from @Dividendenopi (thanks for that!) https://getqu.in/qTHc5O/. Regardless, I'm still interested in the above question ;)
Yes, it makes a difference where the fund is domiciled, especially for US equities. Ireland's tax treaty is much more favorable for physically replicating ETFs than in other European countries. I have picked out a link for you:
