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Feels good to crush IVV ofc, but it is a little grinding to have put so many hours of work and research into trading only to squeak by the MSCI ex-us this year, although to be fair I crushed them last 4 years so this is their rebound year lol... …

Fidelity sees emerging markets gaining from weak dollar in 2026 The Federal Reserve's growing pressure for further rate cuts is gradually brightening the outlook for emerging market assets next year. Fidelity International stated: “If 2025 is a strong year for emerging markets, just wait for 2026.” This asset manager, overseeing …

You’re effectively investing monthly, just rotating tickers. Since MSCI World is ~70% U.S., you’re mostly buying the same major stocks three different ways. Sticking to one fund monthly avoids the complexity.

You're investing mainly in the same sector of the same region trough 3 different etfs. top 10 holds of your etf picks have almost the same exposure. By doing this, most of your money is in US Tech. If us tech starts stalling or goin down, your whole porfolio stalls …

With this you are heavily overweighting US stocks. Personally, not a big fan of it and something to consider. Why not stick to monthly MSCI World? It already is 70% US.

Is DCA every three month effective? Hi everyone, I'd like to start investing every month, and I was planning on investing arround 100$ on ETF like MSCI World, S&P 500 and NASDAQ. The thing is, on the platform I invest I must spend at least 80$ by order, so I …

AEIS +40% in the last 4 months. Saved my year. And the MSCI world reliably +6% like every year. Drone shield, hensoldt and Nvidia were bad. I sold it in frustration. Drone shield -10, hensoldt -6, and Nvidia -12. Selling Nvidia didn't necessarily make sense in the medium term, but …

Strategy's Saylor in talks with MSCI as index exclusion threat looms

The Skandia fund is broader than MSCI World. It’s a 1,500+ stocks fund. It’s diversified but doesn’t return much. You can’t compare it with NASDAQ mainly tech or RUSSELL 1000 Growth mainly growth. If you want word exposure and growth, go for VT, if you want pure growth, go for …

Why are global index funds (US dominated) doing so much worse than for example NASDAQ ? I thought that global funds would do well as long as US companies do well, but when I look in my portfolio, my global index fund is only up 0.5% for 1 year while …

Isn’t it true for literally everything on S&P 500 and most of MSCI World?

You might want to look at EURO STOXX indices ETFs which track companies from Eurozone countries specifically. SPDR EURO STOXX 50 ETF (FEZ) or iShares Core MSCI Eurozone ETF (HEZU) both focus on EU countries and exclude the UK. The Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VGK) is popular but does include …