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a serious contribution to Amundi from my long experience as a millionaire banker

Many small investors are afraid and very worried when they hear Amundi and therefore turn to ETFs from other issuers. They fear that ETFs will be merged or closed. Because this has probably already happened.


Amundi is a European capital management company, not an Egyptian pharaoh, unfortunately. This Amundi merged with Lyxor years ago.

As a result, pretty much every ETF existed twice, actually even 4 times because of accumulation and distributing varieties. All these duplications were gradually eliminated. Actually quite normal. If you have two identical ties, your wife will throw one out of the window. But the small investor is not rational and screams: "My ETF has been closed or merged - Amundi is evil" and unfortunately this rumor persists.

So all wrong, Amundi, very good, as there are very attractive low-cost ETFs. For example the whole Amundi Prime with 0.05% TER like $WEBG (-4,43%)
$PR1J (-3,5%) and many more

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Christian Linder 2x $CL2 🔥
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As far as I know, the main problem with Amundi is that the funds are set up in Luxembourg and as soon as it is physically replicated and contains US shares it is in a worse tax position than a comparable fund in Ireland.
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The explanation itself is understandable so far. However, I believe that a reputable company should communicate early and transparently after such a merger which ETFs will be dissolved/merged.

I seriously had the "good fortune" twice to set up a savings plan in an Amundi ETF and shortly afterwards I received the message "ugh, it's being merged". Guaranteed not to happen to me a 3rd time!
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