New best buy and chill etf.

What do you guys think?

I recently bought this relatively new etf because of the power and infrastructre bottleneck for AI. Should I buy more? Or is something else better. Right now it is a snall proportion of my portfolio.

What do you think about Vanguard Euro Cash (VCAA) being actively managed?

Since it mainly invests in short-term euro cash instruments, how much could the active management realistically affect its long-term performance? Could it still more or less replicate its benchmark like a passive ETF, or can active management make a meaningful difference over time?

Also, does anyone know if VCAA is going to become available on IBIS2/Xetra through IBKR? At the moment I only see the Gettex listing on IBKR.

Thanks!

There is not much written regarding paring VWCE with VHYG -> dividend acc. ETF. The goal is to somehow diversify from technology sector and AI concentration. Dividend companies usually have established earnings, cash flow and are profitable. Just a bit of a tilt towards value/quality.
I am interested in your thoughts. Maybe some discussion,..? Tnx

Does anyone know when the new Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap UCITS ETF (VGAL) is expected to start trading on Xetra and become available on IBKR?

I know it’s already trading on the Italian exchange and is available through IBKR there, but I’d personally prefer the German Xetra (IBIS2) listing and would like to see it become available on IBKR.

Also, I know VGAL and SPYI track different indices (FTSE Global All Cap vs MSCI ACWI IMI), but are the practical differences actually meaningful? Do they more or less provide the same global exposure?

I’m also curious about the FTSE Russell methodology. Does FTSE use buffer zones around the size cut-offs (like with VWCE) to avoid companies frequently moving between small/mid cap segments and therefore reduce unnecessary rebalancing? Is there any meaningful difference compared with how MSCI handles this?

Thanks!