ETF savings plan?
I finally want to start with an ETF savings plan. Which ETF is the safest and guarantees a good return?
MSCI World? But which one exactly?
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No ETF can guarantee a good return. In the long term, a broadly scattered ETF like the one you mentioned is certainly a good option, but you also have to be aware that there can be thirst distances in between, where in the worst case even a negative return results. Such “bear markets” may last months or even years. If this case enters (sometimes this will happen) and the small investors will panick out of the fund, then a better time would be to start than now. I must also bear in mind that the term “MSCI World” is actually misleading. He is dominated by American tech shares. Companies from emerging markets are almost unrepresented. It therefore forms only a very US-centric part of the global economy. I don’t say this ETF is bad, but I wouldn’t put all my capital on it.
Guarantees and collateral do not give you a fund provider, but they assure you in the most beautiful marketing words that they are developing successfully over a long time. The question is when the right time for exit or relocation is.
Which or which ETFs you choose depends on which geographic regions you are familiar with, what sectors, how you are already diversified and much more. It would be inconsistent to make a proposal here, or to join others by themselves.
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Lyxor Core MSCI World (DR) UCITS ETF Acc, LU1781541179