9Mes·

Is it worth getting the $IWDA (+0,38%) now?

Since the rate cut is on, do you think it will be a bit cheaper?

Thanks for helpful answers

7 Commenti

9Mes

If I knew that, I'd already be filthy rich😅 If you want to invest for the long term, it's always the right time to buy a World ETF.

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Wiktor_06@Wiktor_06

9Mes

@Playrio Thank you🥲
Thought that there may be historical background that when an interest rate cut is planned, the price or rises or falls.

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Play R.@Playrio

9Mes

@Wiktor_06 As a rule, high-risk investments such as shares become more interesting when lower-risk investments such as overnight money, bonds, etc. yield lower returns. On the other hand, the interest rate cut is currently already priced in and prices are at a relatively high level in my view. Disappointment potential is at least possible. As I said, nobody can know.

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Wiktor_06@Wiktor_06

9Mes

@Playrio I see, thank you very much.

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Ironman@Ironman2022

9Mes

MSCI World always works. This one could also be interesting because with a TER of 0.12 it is cheaper than ishares: $SPPW

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Philip Buß@GoldenShield

9Mes

I share the view of my fellow commentators. The MSCI or FTSE All World is a bet on the global economy. Interest rate movements will not have a major immediate impact for the time being

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Markus@_xempex_

9Mes

If you want to make money by speculating on interest rate changes, an ETF on the MSCI World is the worst possible investment. There are companies that profit from it, companies that lose from it and, of course, companies where it doesn't matter. That's why this is the broad market.

For better or worse, you will have to resort to individual stock bets. In this respect, of course, you also have to consider whether you are smarter than the rest and buy these stocks before the profit is priced in. ^^

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