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- Thoughts on VXUS? : r ETFs - Reddit
Thoughts on VXUS? Hello, I am researching on ETF’s to put in my long term portfolio Everyone mentions VTI, VOO and VXUS I understand that VTI and VOO are both very solid and amazing for holding but can someone explain why VXUS is a good play? The returns are not that great and since inception the price has only gone up by $4
- Can somebody explain why VXUS is always recommended?
20% VXUS seems like enough to get a diversification benefit I know many advocate for something like global market weight but having been so disappointed in foreign stocks this past decade of holding them, it’s hard to want to hold more than the bare recommendation minimum
- Is it really as easy as 60% VTI and 40% VXUS? - Reddit
VXUS is roughly 75% developed markets (excluding the US) + 25% emerging markets, so you can get a similar portfolio with a lower expense ratio at 60% VTI + 30% VEA + 10% VWO
- What is the reasoning (and ideal mix) for VEA + VWO? Instead of VXUS . . .
You can approximate VXUS with a 3:1 ratio of developed (VEA) and emerging (VWO) market funds As for the use of separate funds, I can think of a few reasons that would be worthwhile to split up developed and emerging markets rather than using a "total" fund: In a case of trying to factor all accounts as one portfolio, where maybe their employer-sponsored account may only have a low-fee
- How much worse is VT than VTI+VXUS? : r Bogleheads - Reddit
Technically VTI + VXUS holds something like a thousand more companies than VT alone does, which is what I think the poster was getting at In reality, these 1,000 companies are weighted so small that they make little difference, anyways, so it will have a negligible effect
- Should I buy VTI and VXUS or VT : r Bogleheads - Reddit
Currently have a VTI and VXUS allocation of around 30k with about 30k more to invest Right now I’m about 70-30 with VTI VXUS Should I just save myself the time and effort and dump the other 30k into VT and call it a day with 50% being VTI and VXUS and the other 50 VT or should i continue the path I’m on?
- VEU vs VXUS? : r ETFs - Reddit
VEU and VXUS have nearly identical performance in their life times I wouldn't think too much on the issue VXUS has twice as many companies as VEU VEU is tilted towards large cap stocks while VXUS has mid and small caps that VEU doesn't Otherwise, these two etfs are essentially identical
- Is it better to invest in just VT or do VTI VXUS? - Reddit
VTI VXUS is better IMO to customize the ex us allocation With that being said VT is an excellent fund in a Roth
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