Thinking about buying $VFV. With my portfolio being about long term growth, I know I already hold XEQT, however I don’t mind the overweight on the US market. Whatre your guys’ thoughts. Would it be smarter to just go more into XEQT, or could VFV be a nice addition?  XEQT would remain my primary foundation, with VFV second to that, and extra cash going into ENB here and there, dividends. I am thinking on selling the CCO, looking back not sure if it was the most necessary, and continue to have ZMMK with parked cash for now, emergency money. From CCO is what I’d use to start contributing VFV, otherwise it’ll go right into XEQT. Open to opinions, new investor (2 months), don’t go tooo hard on me 😉😂
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Alessandro @alessandro.invests · 23d
If you want to be overweight US yes it makes sense That’s my portfolio composition and the way I feel things need to be given my conviction in US markets My conviction comes from the historical return of the s&p500 which spans decades on decades Of course, there’s no guarantee going forward but at least I could say I aligned myself with whats already worked for decades
Catherine @ffcatherine · 22d
I’ve experienced that your portfolio needs to align to your own personal bias in order to stick to the plan I prefer holding more USA myself so I’d encourage you to hold VFV based on my own beliefs. At the end of the day you do what you most believe in
J E J@kingdolla · 22d
I'm going in that direction now. This setup of 80/15/5 split with XEQT/VFV/ENB had a cumulative return of ~128%, CAGR of ~14%, over the last 6 years which included the 2022 bear market.
Michael Noël@therev · 23d
Personally I don’t want too much US. But historically the US has outperformed the world long term. I like the geographical mix of the all in ones. As far as $CCO and $ENB, these will go up and down based on many factors. If you don’t believe in $CCO, then yes, sell it.
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