I am currently investing in a global ETF (Swedbank Robur Access Edge Global) Expense ratio is 0.3% but no commissions buying/selling. In Europe this seems like a decent deal.
However even though it’s global, it invests 65.3% of its capital into the US stocks. Eurozone and the rest of Europe get only ~20%.
I am thinking - is it an optimal allocation long term? Isn’t it too much of USA stocks? Should I maybe additionally buy some European ETFs?
Is there any rule of thumb how diversified globally should an ETF be?
The only thing I want to avoid is Chinese stocks - their VIE structure looks fishy and fake to me.
Submitted July 15, 2021 at 04:25AM by clint1reid https://ift.tt/3em5Gl0
