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@market_maverick_115 Yes, that has been the case in recent years. Nobody knows whether it will always be like this. Keyword diversification: if you want maximum diversification with minimum effort and costs, then $VWRL is simply one of the best. It pays out dividends, so you can also invest the dividends as you wish. Then automatic adjustment to the almost all world situation. All world has twice as many stocks as the MSCI if one of these stocks from a country that is not in the MSCI delivers a mega return and thus becomes a top 100 stock. Then I have the return and you don't. This example is very hypothetical, but it's simply about as little effort and fees and as much return and diversification as possible!
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•@TheRealDarthVader then a FTSE All World and an ACWI together hardly makes sense. Correct?
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@market_maverick_115 Exactly just one of the two and don't mix it with msci world just a world etf and that's it👍
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@market_maverick_115 The MSCI only refers to industrialized nations, while the FTSE also includes emerging markets.
And the ACWI even includes emerging and developing countries.
And the ACWI even includes emerging and developing countries.
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