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@Stullen-Portfolio well never bet against America... all 3 of your ETFs are also almost 70% USA weighted. The only difference is that it performs worse than if you would go 100% USA with a sp500 for example
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@Stullen-Portfolio Thank you for your opinion.
I tend to be in the market for performance and as many know too much diversification kills performance + I'm thinking little growth from Europe and Asia. Tech stocks make the most performance in the ETFS.
But have to be honest I know few ETFS I'll have a look at your AllWorld
I tend to be in the market for performance and as many know too much diversification kills performance + I'm thinking little growth from Europe and Asia. Tech stocks make the most performance in the ETFS.
But have to be honest I know few ETFS I'll have a look at your AllWorld
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@7digitbaki Yes, they are, but should the wind change and the USA perform worse, then the composition of the ETFs will also change.
But if you have an S&P500, you are always 100% invested in the USA.
But if you have an S&P500, you are always 100% invested in the USA.
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@Petzi-Port Diversification does not reduce returns, it reduces variance.
To say it reduces returns means that you already know today the winners/losers of tomorrow.
But if you can identify them today, why are you investing in ETFs?
To say it reduces returns means that you already know today the winners/losers of tomorrow.
But if you can identify them today, why are you investing in ETFs?
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