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ACWX
iShares MSCI ACWI ex US ETF
stock NASDAQ ETF

At Close
Sep 22, 2026 3:59:58 PM EDT
77.87USD+0.516%(+0.40)80,173,855
77.86Bid   77.88Ask   0.02Spread
Pre-market
Sep 21, 2026 8:12:30 AM EDT
77.00USD-0.607%(-0.47)0
After-hours
0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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As of Sep 22, 2026 9:38:37 PM EDT (1 min. ago)
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9 days ago • u/SoundOff2222 • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • C
I noticed that the USA equivalent of the ACWX is PBUS ETF. Large & Mid-Cap blend of US stocks, about 517 holdings. Low 0.04 expense ratio.
sentiment -0.27
9 days ago • u/SoundOff2222 • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • C
You may want to add some ACWI to your holding of ACWX. Also, AOM is a 40/60 (Bonds/Equities) balanced ETF fund that is very conservative
sentiment 0.08
9 days ago • u/onerandomcomputerguy • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Nothing is a perfect hedge but a combo of ACWX + VEA helps to avoid a chunk of US ETF downside
sentiment -0.44
9 days ago • u/XXX_n00bslayer_XXX • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • B
I have a sizable amount in my fidelity investments account. The only real exposure I have to the stock market is roughly 20% in ACWX. It’s done well for me over the past year.
The rest is cash held in a money market fund (3.3% annual return) as well as a few shares of some individual stocks in apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Netflix, etc.
I’d consider myself to be a risk-averse investor. I believe the tech sector is overvalued, and AI will not generate the ROI that is expected in the near term.
I’m looking to find some ETFs that are low on tech-exposure and not inextricably linked to the AI supply chain. My goal is to find something in-between what a money market fund and the major stock indexes yields on a YTD basis.
Please don’t turn this post into an argument about the AI trade or some boglehead platitude about time in the market.
Just looking for some genuine help here, for ETFs that match my risk profile. What’s out there for me?
sentiment 0.57
9 days ago • u/SoundOff2222 • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • C
I noticed that the USA equivalent of the ACWX is PBUS ETF. Large & Mid-Cap blend of US stocks, about 517 holdings. Low 0.04 expense ratio.
sentiment -0.27
9 days ago • u/SoundOff2222 • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • C
You may want to add some ACWI to your holding of ACWX. Also, AOM is a 40/60 (Bonds/Equities) balanced ETF fund that is very conservative
sentiment 0.08
9 days ago • u/onerandomcomputerguy • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Nothing is a perfect hedge but a combo of ACWX + VEA helps to avoid a chunk of US ETF downside
sentiment -0.44
9 days ago • u/XXX_n00bslayer_XXX • r/ETFs • etfs_for_someone_with_low_risk_tolerance • B
I have a sizable amount in my fidelity investments account. The only real exposure I have to the stock market is roughly 20% in ACWX. It’s done well for me over the past year.
The rest is cash held in a money market fund (3.3% annual return) as well as a few shares of some individual stocks in apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Netflix, etc.
I’d consider myself to be a risk-averse investor. I believe the tech sector is overvalued, and AI will not generate the ROI that is expected in the near term.
I’m looking to find some ETFs that are low on tech-exposure and not inextricably linked to the AI supply chain. My goal is to find something in-between what a money market fund and the major stock indexes yields on a YTD basis.
Please don’t turn this post into an argument about the AI trade or some boglehead platitude about time in the market.
Just looking for some genuine help here, for ETFs that match my risk profile. What’s out there for me?
sentiment 0.57


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