Savings plan assessment

Hi everyone!

I've been on the stock market for a good 1.5 years and have already built up a core, the $VWRL (-0,52%) built up.

At the same time, I have invested in individual stocks. In the meantime, I have started to sell my individual shares and transfer the amounts, including income, to the $VWRL (-0,52%) together with the income.

Now I would like to invest only in ETFs/gold for the next 20 years.

I was thinking of the following strategy:

$VWRL (-0,52%) 60%

$EXSA (-0,39%) 15%

$VUAG (-0,16%) 15%

$WGLD (+0,08%) 10%

per savings plan.

I would like to deliberately overweight the USA, as I believe that it will remain the engine of the global economy in the long term. Does this make sense over an investment period of 20 years in this strategy, or do you have other alternatives or criticisms of the selection?

Thank you! 🫶