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Correct allocation of Emerging and Global markets. Index funds 2016-08-21 10:59:21 Post No. 1456049
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Correct allocation of Emerging and Global markets. Index funds
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2016-08-21 10:59:21
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Hi
I am currently invested in these two funds.
MSCI World, and MSCI Emerging markets.
How should i weigh these to represent their real market cap? As far as I know the market cap of emerging markets are 25%, but I am not sure whether i should weight them 25 or 10% because of this statement "Today the MSCI Emerging Markets Index consists of 23 countries representing 10% of world market capitalization"
Could someone please help me here?
https://www.msci.com/emerging-markets
https://www.msci.com/world
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why don't you just hold a fund that works that out for you
multiple brokerages have them at competitive prices and by that i mean .1% er's
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>>1456049
MSCI ACWI index is World + EM. It has a 10% weight to EM, 90% to developed. the numbers vary slightly depending on how people classify certain countries, like South Korea.
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Take a look at VXUS.
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Avoid emerging markets. They're corrupt shitholes that are already being fully exploited by the S&P companies.
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>emerging markets
kek
KEK
K E K
I would avoid any sector whose name is a euphemism
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