Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF (VWCE) Forum

Timur

@Timur94

1G·

Sold my 4 World Etfs and switched to the All World Etf, struggled with myself for 1 year...

08.11

Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

Acquistato x74,76 a 131,05 €

9.798,01 €

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Satoshi Nakamoto@DonkeyInvestor

1G

Why?
Why 4 world ETF for the small amount?
Why wrestle with you for a year?
And why put everything into the ETF now?

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Philipp S.

@noregrets59

4G·

Hello Friends,

I have been following all the posts etc. here with great interest for a quarter of a year now.

After a lot of back and forth, I have decided on a strategy. During this time I have also had to learn a few lessons.

My general goal is long-term wealth accumulation (25 - 30 years) and I currently invest in the following shares, ETFs and cryptos via a savings plan:

$VWCE (+0,48%) 100 €

$BTC (+0,47%) 25€

$DTE (+0,79%) 25€

$NVDA (-0,03%) 25€

$IGLN (+0,05%) 25€

$AMZN (-0,02%) & $MSFT (+0,15%) I currently have small amounts in my portfolio, which I intend to increase if necessary.

Furthermore I have $IESE (-0,39%) & $QDV5 (-0,64%) but I will soon be throwing them out as they have not really performed as I had hoped over the last few months.

As I'm still very new to this, I'm hoping for constructive tips and criticism on what I could possibly improve.

I will be able to increase the savings rate myself towards the end of 2025 when I get a certain salary increase.

I look forward to your answers.

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bettercall@bettercall

4G

I am no expert, but I was wondering if you have cost for small purchase of €25 for multiple shares. If there are costs per transaction, it will be a huge cost for small portion purchase.

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Ezmoneysniper47

@Ezmoneysniper47

5G·

Is $VWCE (+0,48%) the best all world etf to invest on ? Is this where most of your asset allocation should be ? Are there better options ?

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PunktPunktKommaStrich@PunktPunktKommaStrich

4G

All the Same.!

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Peter

@investingbeginner

1Settimana·

If you want to add $ASML (-0,38%) to the saving plan how would you go on in doing that?

I already have monthly saving plan 80% $VWCE (+0,48%) and 20% $IUIT (+0,62%) . For the people buying $ASML (-0,38%) are you just buying a couple of shares and then leaving it or adding it to a saving plan?

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Christoph@Chrys90

1Settimana

Also having $IUIT and $VWCE as main assets, started ASML as savings plan couple months ago with 50 eur/month. But somehow thinking, that right now probably tranches instead of monthly savings would be better for ASML

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L.

@detailinvest

1Settimana·

Position increased again & thus full for me with 65% of the total portfolio.

01.11

Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

Acquistato x99 a 126,92 €

12.565,08 €

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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend

1Settimana

Can this position be full?

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Llopis110

@llopis110

1Settimana·

November✅

I will probably make another contribution of 1/2 shares more this month!!

LETS GOOO!!📈

01.11

Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

Acquistato x3 a 126,67 €

380,02 €

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Alpalaka

@Alpalaka

1Settimana·

How much gravel do I have to put in the $IWDA (+0,72%) or $VWRL (+0,46%) or $VWCE (+0,48%) or $HMWO (+0,78%) to be able to retire early?

Here is a link where you can calculate and set your goals :)

https://www.parqet.com/rechner/

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Info: Haven't checked it for accuracy yet - if anyone reads this at all, competitors and all...

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Maybe also something for @KevinE and @Epi

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Kevin E.@KevinE

1Settimana

The calculator is basically not bad. In my opinion, it is also perfectly adequate for a rough overview/planning. In the coming parts of my "Financial freedom" series, however, I will go into more detail on some points that are not insignificant for many people (including pension entitlements that you have already earned).

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soylent_black

@soylent_black

1Settimana·

Feedback sul portafoglio

Hi guys! Any thoughts on my portfolio? I started investing on march 2024, starting from 100€ and 0 knowledge. I’ve done many mistakes and already sold some positions (every time with profit, even if only 10€ profit). I’m still a noob and keep studying every day so please be kind 🤣

As you can see I also have some single stocks, these are just fun money and I’m using them just for buy and sell and make profit. I’m reinvesting on ETFs all the profits I make from stocks.

Basically I’m going to build my portfolio this way:

50% $VWCE (+0,48%) (this one will always be the core)

10% $WGLD (+0,05%)

10% $ZPRV (+0,99%)

5%/10% fun money (single stocks and a just a lil bit of cripto)

Aside from this portfolio I also have 10k on $XEON (+0,01%) (this is basically my “emergency funds”, since I don’t like/know a lot single bonds and etf bonds).

Thank you in advance!

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44.280,79 €

4,71%

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K@TechNav

1Settimana

You can sell anything under 3% allocation to simplify it.

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Peter

@investingbeginner

2Settimana·

$VWCE (+0,48%) is there a big difference between having VWCE as saving plan and IWDA? I checked justetf for comparison and both are giving close to the same return.

I know $VWCE is more diverse but other than that is there a difference?

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Bierchen C.@GuenDolf

2Settimana

One difference is for example that $VWCE consists of 10% less US shares than $IWDA and also includes a certain percentage of emerging markets.

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Moritz

@leveragegrinding

3Settimana·

$VWCE (+0,48%)
is a scam...

At what point is a US overweight harmful?

The US weighting in the $VWCE is still blatant.

And yes, of course, it doesn't bother anyone, because that's exactly what has outperformed in recent years and is now alone at the top of the global economy

But isn't investing in an AllWorld about risk diversification? Diversified investment in large parts of the global economy in order to cushion any bubbles in individual sectors as much as possible?

That is not at all the case with US tech.

The biggest 10 make up 20%. That doesn't have much to do with risk-free diversification, maybe it's yield-oriented overweighting, but is that the purpose of an All World ETF?

Not in my eyes, so what should be changed?

The All World ETFs have 2 defined focuses: The companies covered are large and just over 60% American.

So to at least balance out the diversification I would need an ETF without US participation, as well as an All World Small/ Mid Cap

Before I start my search, do you see it the same way or have I overlooked something?