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I've been in the stock market for about 2 years now.

My goal is to reach €200,000 in 15 years. I'm focused on the following investment strategy:

20% - Stocks (primarily growth stocks for buy & hold)

80% - ETFs (60% - $CSPX (-0,8%) ; 20% -$IUIT (-0,75%) ; 10% -$IWDA (-0,9%) ; 10% -$EIMI (-1,09%))

I'm wondering if I should diversify more, outside US, for example, by acquiri$SMEA (-1,03%) . Would I miss out on the high growth of the US economy?

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Magician@income_magician_28

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You can do it.

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Mihai@mihaipr

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what I don't understand is why everyone on getquin is having so high hopes for the US economy in the coming years. There are multiple wars coming, multiple crisis which were yet to strike, predicted return for the next 10 years is very low compared to the last 10. Best of luck in your strategy, for the first years is more important to save good sums of money for investing, rather than the choice of ETFs. Check the past volatility of each of these instruments before choosing any given allocation

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Bro@machadobml

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@mihaipr I dont see the US economy going of the podium for the next 10-15 years... Also, a world ETF e mainly pushed up by US companies... Not betting in US is losing the 🚀. Please correct me if I am wrong... 🤷‍♂️

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trinkwein_com@trinkwein_com

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@mihaipr The USA stands out in business compared to the EU due to their focus on productivity and their extensive global presence. Additionally, their significant military prowess further solidifies their position.

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