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@wrennelson143 Stocks are high duration instruments. That means that they react positively to the expectation of lower interest rates. Hence, holding cash on hand until rates have fallen means giving up on potentially large gains in the stock market. All that for 4% annually lol. Would you...

@lisek Return last month and half has been above 10% in usd terms alone

@lisek Bad idea. As I wrote elsewhere, Stocks are high duration instruments. That means that they react positively to the expectation of lower interest rates. Hence, holding cash on hand until rates have fallen means giving up on potentially large gains in the stock market. All that for 4%...

@sjpenny That's a fixed term deposit so not quite comparable

@justiceformyfoot All world makes no sense. Why pay weighted average higher fees. And why put 50% of EM exposure in China where you have no legitimate ownership through stocks. I put 5-10% or so in EM ex-China, which is then largely Taiwan, Korea and India. It costs 25% per year. Then 90% in...

@sunflowers24 Open Bank, NL, 2% for 6 months, then 1.5%