Not a good idea in the long term 😅
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@Simpson Why? Please enlighten me, I'm still a beginner.
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@Moses Never bet against the USA 😊 the most important stock market rule of all 😊
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•@Simpson Thanks for the tip! 🫶🏼 I have 55% USA and wanted to bring in a little something different. Comprehensible? Or would you have recommended something else? What other classic stock market rules can I remember? 😊
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@Moses back and forth pocket empty and broadly diversified not regretted but don't need if you have a World ETF 😂
If I were you, I would put everything into World ETFs in the long term 😊👍
If I were you, I would put everything into World ETFs in the long term 😊👍
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@Simpson well, broadly diversified at 70% USA is always a matter of definition, even if I basically agree with you ;-). ..... and because I've always wanted to do it :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGxhve3D03c
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•@Helli Hab 94% 🇺🇸💪😂
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•@Simpson:D ... can be done and should also work in the long term, or else: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DT7bX-B1Mg ... xD who knows. 94% would be too much for me personally, even if that's where the big money is.
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•@Helli I've only got 36% North America in my portfolio, I think I'll keep my savings plan on MSCI World after all
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@Helli (I love you for the South Park clip)
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•@Moses I was referring to the US portion of the MSCI World. There was also a post here saying that the ETF reacts with a time lag if something goes wrong. So letting it run is good, you're not actually doing anything wrong : )
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