1Anno·

$SPYI (-0,22%) or $IWDA (-0,11%) All in ETF

16Posizioni

53.852,62 €

4,78%

6 Commenti

Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

1Anno

$FWRG ftw

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Joris@Joris

1Anno

Just one ETF? With $SPYI you have an all-in solution.
But sometimes it's better to focus on quality rather than quantity.
What do you prefer?
I would definitely not leave it the way you have it now. All double and triple

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milliardenmike04@milliardenmike04

1Anno

@Joris I personally find the msci and s&p 500 adequate in a 10-year comparison, the $SPYI simply loses performance

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Joris@Joris

1Anno

@milliardenmike04 I am also more of a nasdaq100 team and mix with other asset classes. For me bitcoin and gold.
ACWI IMI is a big mixed asset store 😅

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SceanInvest@SceanInvest

1Anno

$SPYI

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

1Anno

$IWDA & $EIMI
This allows you to weight the industrialized nations and emerging markets in relation to each other.
(==> take a look at $VWRL (available from Vanguard and Invesco))

$SPYI you have included both EM and small caps (worldwide). I don't know exactly what percentage these make up.
EM probably ~10% and small caps ~2-5%.

Ultimately, you need to know what you want. With small caps, with emerging markets or without?
EMs have done much worse than developed markets in recent years, but it doesn't have to be the same in the future.

Ultimately, it will make little difference whether $IWDA or $SPYI.
It depends on your personal investment strategy and comfort level.

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