2G·

XMME necessary as a supplement?

Hello everyone


I (m, 30 years old) recently did another evaluation of my portfolio with the getquin-AI, as I was not exactly satisfied with a value of around 40/100.

About my investments: I buy CHF 100 per month in $VHYG (+0%) , $VWCE (-0,51%) , $ZGLD , $CHDVD and approx. 500 in selected individual shares. My investment horizon is 15 years +, if not 30 years until I retire. My aim is to build up assets and generate a certain cash flow.

Now the question arises for me - because the getquin-AI says I should not leave out emerging markets - whether I should invest in the Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF $XMME (-0,46%) as a supplement. Through $VWCE (-0,51%) and $VHYG (+0%) I have already invested a certain amount in EM. Should I use the $XMME (-0,46%) buy a larger share or would that be unnecessary?


(I have already invested CHF 100 once this month and the points value went up from 40 to 60/100).


I appreciate your feedback.

1
5 Commenti

immagine del profilo
For me it is more important how satisfied I am with my portfolio. If you feel you "need" emerging markets, then go for it. But I wouldn't make a decision based on AI alone. Do what you think is right :)
2
immagine del profilo
Why did you choose the $ZGLD? It's quite expensive. I would have taken the $CSGLDC. Much cheaper and also currency-hedged.
immagine del profilo
@Olli68 You can only trade $ZGLD on yuh. I don't want to open an account somewhere else just for gold so that I can buy the $CSGLDC specifically.
immagine del profilo
@DiviDino95 Ok. Then the $ZGLD is better than no gold. 😉
immagine del profilo
I'm very happy with my $EIMI, it's doing better than my S&P500 so far.
Partecipa alla conversazione