Daricson0109
09-28
For investments, I'd put into MSCI. My definition of investment is long term, at least a time frame of 10 years. Even though interest rate is high now, it doesn't mean it will stay high forever. Being in MSCI gives me a diversification of global and sectors exposure. I might not even stop at 10k lump sum. It'd be a DCA. Time and compounding growth is the magic here. That's investment for me.
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  • twiddly
    09-29
    twiddly
    Rate path matters more than people think. If cuts finally land, MSCI rerates a lot faster than just waiting on time alone
  • Maria_yy
    09-29
    Maria_yy
    I care more about the global spread here than timing rates. Ten years plus DCA is the whole edge with MSCI.
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