A piece of far I give him since right before his money in a fixed Deposit account or a Savings account to rot, I invest in fact, prefer in these both of those ETFs.

For if it should not, however, be a little bit more, can make with a few simple Considerations quite better ETFs track the MSCI World Index (the MSCI Emerging Markets I don't like to talk at this point in the first place – to lousy Performance in the last ten years).

The following three ETFs are the iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF USD – the Godfather of MSCI World ETFs – in the last ten years, clearly left behind and in my eyes, the indications are that they will continue to do so in the future! Exclusive Event of FOCUS Online in Berlin How can I create the best my money? Now, the Ticket for only 29 instead of 39 Euro!

the Performance to beat: The iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF was able to grow in the last ten years 167,9 percent.

(All of the course development of the past ten years relate to the date 11.02.2020).

The iShares Developed Markets Property Yield ETF: + 154,3 percent

the Moment – the iShares Developed Markets Property Yield ETF has cut off about 13 percent worse than its MSCI-World competitor? At first glance, correctly – however, the Property Yield is pouring a relatively handsome dividend from our MSCI-World-comparison-ETF does not.

were Alone in the last four years, the investors in the real estate ETFs over the following distributions:

2019 € 0.73 2018 Euro 0.81 2017 EUR 0.68 2016 0,71 Euro.

source: justETF.com

Makes a total of EUR 2.93 for 2016 in the Form of dividends – or about 11 percent of the current market value. So he is almost on a par with the MSCI World benchmark index. If you take into account, however, that the iShares Developed distributed Markets Property Yield ETF is in front of 2016 is already strong, then it is clear: In ten years, he has left the MSCI World is relatively clear. iShares Developed Markets Property Yield UCITS ETF - USD DIS 26,43 EUR -0,23 (-0,88%) Xetra price data

Whether it will in the future be? Now, historically, real estate has dropped in the last 150 years, an average return of 7.8 percent p. a., in the case of shares, it was "only" 6.9 percent (study by Economics Professor Moritz Schularick).

Admittedly, the difference is minimal. He shows, however, that real estate stock is quite behind. This Trend should continue also in the future, then the iShares Developed Markets Property Yield could as the country's largest real estate ETF represent an attractive Alternative to the MSCI World Index.

The iShares MDAX UCITS ETF: + 267,4 percent

Even more the MDAX was able to leave the MSCI World Index – the iShares MDAX UCITS ETF in the last ten years by a whopping 267,4 percent. And I think that was no coincidence!

while the MSCI World index consists mainly of large and medium-sized companies, the MDAX, at least if you take the international standards – more small businesses.

Small companies do basic easier, "to grow rapidly", as a large company. A company with an annual turnover of, say, 10 million euros will have to buy a 10 percent growth in revenue 1 million Euro. iShares MDAX ETF (DE) 245,10 EUR -2,55 (-1,03%) Xetra

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A new product, the strikes, a price increase, a new market is opened up – everything is possible. Imagine now, for once, a company has 100 billion Euro – this company would have to implement for a 10 percent growth in sales of 10 billion euros more!

This requires much more than just turning a few little screws – it needs more of a product from the category of iPhone or Windows! Small to medium-sized companies have made it so much easier to grow quickly – and from an Index such as the MDAX benefited, of course, rather than the MSCI World Index.

Almost one-fifth of the MDAX-company is coming from the founder or the founder's family

that 18.3 percent of the MDAX-listed companies have a family - or founder-run Background. In such a company is usually thought, particularly in the long term – and often above-average returns result in the long term.

Because the MSCI World of more than 1,600 companies, I can the rate of family-run businesses do not identify. Since this Index is but as mentioned, mostly from large corporations, and they are almost never in the family's possession, I assume that the rate is significantly lower than in the MDAX.

for these two reasons, it would surprise me not a bit, if the MDAX would let the MSCI World in the next ten years.

The iShares Nasdaq 100 UCITS ETF: + 473,9 percent

And the winner of the Nasdaq-100 is–! The iShares NASDAQ 100 UCITS ETF has increased six-fold in the last ten years almost, and leaves the MSCI World Index to the whole look!

But that will go in the future so on? Now that the Nasdaq 100 is a very big part of Tech companies, the chances are not so bad. Because for my part, I'm hard to assume that technology will change in the future of our world. iShares NASDAQ 100 UCITS ETF 492,30 EUR -2.30 the first (-0,47%) Xetra

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Autonomous, automation, Cloud, Virtual Reality and so on – I think in the next years and decades a number of technological revolutions will be in the house! And who could benefit beautiful more than would be the largest Tech companies on the planet (although not all in the Nasdaq 100 include, but many).

In my eyes, thus, the chances are pretty good that the Nasdaq 100 is the MSCI World in the next ten years.

My conclusion for the MSCI World Index

don't Get me wrong – I think the, the MSCI World is a solid basis for investment. However, with a bit of creativity, some of the ETFs, which in my eyes significantly lot of promise as an ETF-custodian that consists of only the MSCI World and the MSCI Emerging Markets!

Disclaimer: Thomas Brantl owns, shares of the iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF and the iShares Developed Markets Property Yield ETFs. The Motley Fool owns any of the securities mentioned.

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