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@tobiahjude99 Good point president, I would just use SPYX instead of ZPRX in your recommended portfolio. This would be based on the fact that SPYX is focused on emerging market small-cap, which would work better as a diversifier. It has performed better than ZPRX, and although it is slightly...

@resjudicata You give me food for thoughts with your words, Wilson, and I m grateful for it. Just to reply to your question, it is not because I am certain, but only based on the overall better performance of the Nasdaq and tech in general, since they are more oriented towards innovation and...

@resjudicata Thanks for your advice, Wilson. It is true that I already have 60% of US large-cap. The reason of keeping and slowly continuing to build the QDVE is to tilt a bit towards a promising sector (US Tech) - the 60% include companies from all sectors and though there might be a slight...

@gcook This is insanely good feedback Bosmuis, thanks! May I ask, in addition to VWCE, what your second fund is please?

@gcook Excellent, crystal clear, thanks! It just does not address what I was saying about the separation between asset classes: stocks and real estate. Do you think it doesn’t make sense? Why? It is pretty clear that VWCE include a bit of RE, however it is very insignificant if someone wants to...

@gcook And no emerging markets? No small-cup? May I ask why the second option? I am 33 years old and ready to take up more risks.. Regarding Real Estate, I understand that it is already in my portfolio. However, how much would that be? Do you have any idea of the percentage of RE included in...

Amazing community, I am thinking of making things easier in my investment portfolio, but without giving up the higher potential return that a simple ETF strategy can provide (10% or higher potential annual return). At the moment this is my allocation: 38.86% ISHARES CORE S&P 500 (SXR8) 3.78%...