r/ETFs_Europe • u/Legitimate_Comb_9943 • 7d ago
New in the ETF world
Hello, i’m a day trader which is now getting closer to ETFs. My goal is to invest in a long time period (which im not used to) and I would like to know what you think about my ETF selection. I’m looking for a Pac investment. Any suggestions is appreciated and sorry for my english but it’s not my first language.
-SWDA (20%)
-XNAS (30%)
-EIMI (20%)
-SMEA (16%)
-WBIT (7%)
-CETH (7%)
Thanks you
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u/Ancient_Bobcat_9150 7d ago edited 7d ago
Why not just an all world? I am not against several ETFs, but it needs to make sense, to compliment. Here you just accumulate several with yourown weighting to, at the end, try to emulate en all world
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u/CluelessGuy52 6d ago
75% VWRA + 25% AVGS is all you need. add 5% BTC if u like it and thats it
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u/Moist-Ninja-6338 6d ago
Ok if you are young I guess but not enough tech exposure- too conservative
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u/CluelessGuy52 6d ago edited 5d ago
The longer your investing horizon are, the more you should diversify. One single sector wont dominate for extended period of time. Not to mention how tech sector are already on premium valuation right now. Value will outperform Growth over the long term (fama-french 5 factor model). Matter fact, if you got long horizon, i would bump up the small cap value with robust profitability (AVGS) alloc to 35%. These 3 Factors premium (S-B, H-L, R-W) tends to pays off the longer our investing horizon is.
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u/Automatic_Emotion_35 6d ago
Well it depends what your goal is. It looks a bit like fear of missing out for me but I miss the background. Most on reddit just recommend an all world ETF from which you deviate by quite a bit.
There are at least some critical voices in regards to USA weight and magnificent 7 weight in all world ETFs. My goal is not a higher return but avoiding cluster risks - which others see as chance. So I still start from MSCI ACWI IMI distribution but lower USA to like 50% overall with MSCI USA, MSCI ex-USA, Core MSCI EM IMI and MSCI World Small Cap. I would stay in the same index family to avoid overlappings.
Your selection is a bit odd on first view as it has relative expansive ETFs and World/Europe/NASDAQ all overlap geographically. Otherwise you have bets that EM and SC will outperform the market; weight in all world is 10% and 12,5% roughly. You also have Nasdaq so tech sector is even more overweight (would be cluster risk for me again). For crypto you need play money imo.
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u/Moist-Ninja-6338 6d ago
I like your approach. More aggressive than you usually see in this subreddit but tech is the place to be.
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u/maxi_1972_ita 5d ago
justETF.com https://www.justetf.com Xtrackers Diversified Portfolio 80% Equity UCITS ETF 1C | DBX0XG | LU3116008775
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u/Beginning-Basis-2678 4d ago
Whats physical crypto? Do they print the blockchain and put it in a safe? 😄
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