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Should you invest in a momentum ETF on Europe?


Due to the weakening European economy and the dependence on global factors, the question arises as to whether a momentum ETF makes more sense.$MCEU (+0,6%) This fund invests specifically in companies that have performed well this year despite the many crises and has achieved a return of +20% this year. It follows the principle that what has done well will continue to do well. A classic European ETF, on the other hand, offers lower costs, but only recorded a return of +8% over the same period $SMEA (+0,17%) . What do you think makes more sense? In terms of the last year, the Momentum ETF was better, is it also better in the long term?

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immagine del profilo
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S&P 500 is better in the long term. Keep it simple.
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immagine del profilo
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@Dukke And where is the diversification? If you want to invest outside the USA?
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@Jan1910 then take a World ETF
Wouldn't play Europe separately
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immagine del profilo
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@Jan1910 You are already sufficiently diversified with the S&P 500. If you really want more diversification then add an ETF with EM. Europe is simply too weak for me and will probably remain weak.
@Dukke Sometimes things turn out differently than you think.
immagine del profilo
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@Watzeklicker Hope dies last.
@Dukke Hope is misplaced on the stock market.
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immagine del profilo
@Dukke momentum or quality ETF worldwide is even better in the long term 👍
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@DonkeyInvestor Nothing beats the S&P 500 in the long term
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@Dukke Returns have been higher than the S&P500 since inception (over 30 years) and are also globally managed 🤷
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@DonkeyInvestor S&P 500 ETF is cheaper, TER 0.03 - 0.05. Which world momentum ETF do you mean? I definitely think the world ETFs are good and recommendable...
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Not bad. I honestly don't see any argument against it. As long as it works, it works. Certainly not a bad addition to a portfolio. But if it drifts into the single-digit yield range, I would dump it.
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