Hey. Hey,

I've been thinking about this for a while, but until now I've been buying mostly from the S&P 500 and FTSE 100 ETFs. I read an article about global ETFs and started thinking about it in the context of how prices on the US stock market have skyrocketed since the election compared to prices on European stock markets. In that context, it would make the most sense to me now to expand my ETF to include a global index.

What do you think? Do you buy global indices?

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I've been thinking about it too, but I might just pick some specific stocks from Europe and China

I have one global index in my portfolio and that's enough for now.

I guess the question is how the index will be composed. I don't want a global index in my portfolio, so I only buy stocks from Europe that are TOP for me.

I haven't bought SPY for a few years now, I have IWDA where most of the US and other developed markets are and then I have a few top European stocks on the side.

That's an interesting thought. The question is what will be in those extra global ETFs, since a lot of global ETFs will be largely made up of US equities as well. I might just focus on individual stocks from Europe.

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