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- The post discusses diversifying an investment portfolio beyond the MSCI World index with various ETFs, including S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, MSCI Europe/Japan/EM Asia, China Technology, and dividend-focused ETFs. It seeks advice on asset allocation for a 15-year investment horizon with a focus on generating monthly payouts. There is no direct US market influence.
hi everybody,
what do you think about these ETFs in addition to MSCI World?
I think about putting one half in MSCI World and split the other half and maybe 10% each of some of those to set and forget for 15 years.
After that I want to get a monthly payout from the accumulated amount.
- Core S&P 500 * Nasdaq100 * Core MSCI Europe * Physical Gold * Core MSCI Japan * FTSE Asia ex Japan ex China: A2JKUU * MSCI EM Asia TR USD: A2H58R * MSCI China Technology Sub-Industries: A3CU00 * Global Buyback Achievers: A114UD * MSCI World Quality Dividends: A2P3WJ
How would you distribute your money in this case? What am I missing on my list? Thanks for your advice. 🙂