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Hu_F_10
@Hu_F_10
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Month after month the base / core

19.12
Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF logo
Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF
Acheté x4,876 à 143,56 €
700,00 €
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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW
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$VWRL and emerging markets, I personally wouldn't do that. It already contains EM, not so much in percentage terms, but they are included.

If you do, then save in $VWRL alone, or the classic combination of $IWDA and EM.

I'm out of Europe, it's also included in the All World, so I don't have an opinion on it.
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Chris@Chriscoin87
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@ScorpionfromBW I was just about to say... why save at $EIMI if you have $VWRL?

My core:

1) $IWDA
2) $TDIV
3) $EIMI
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Stefan@Da_Fischi
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@Chriscoin87 because the EM weighting in the All-World is only 10% and small caps are not included at all. So it may well make sense.
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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW
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@Da_Fischi In my opinion, small caps are really negligible. The few % they contain hardly make any difference.
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Hu_F_10@Hu_F_10
1J
@Da_Fischi That would also be my argument. But I also understand the opinion of the other users.
The USA accounts for 60-61% of $VWRL. I want to minimize that somewhat. I also have a certain USA share in my dividend portfolio.
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Fl_ow@Fl_ow
1J
$VWRL and $BTC monthly
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Hu_F_10@Hu_F_10
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@Fl_ow $BTC I'm still thinking about it all the time. What is your weighting? 90/10?
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Fl_ow@Fl_ow
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1000s in the Vwrl and 250 in btc
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