IMI
Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc.
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Thanks for your investment advice but I’m doing quite well in comparison to the market these days. This fund is supposed to track the MSCI ACWI ex USA IMI Index which was green on 5/1. Analyzing performance across assets is a fundamental contributor to successful outcomes. I’m ok with losses in my portfolio. This fund is my lowest performing asset out of 22 total. I’m only invested in it b/c my company’s 401k investment options and conversion limits to IRAs is a dominant factor. My international ETFs are smoking the performance of this account so yes, I get annoyed when it’s out of sync with many other international assets. I hope you’re winning in the market these days.

Thanks for your investment advice but I’m doing quite well in comparison to the market these days. This fund is supposed to track the MSCI ACWI ex USA IMI Index which was green on 5/1. Analyzing performance across assets is a fundamental contributor to successful outcomes. I’m ok with losses in my portfolio. This fund is my lowest performing asset out of 22 total. I’m only invested in it b/c my company’s 401k investment options and conversion limits to IRAs is a dominant factor. My international ETFs are smoking the performance of this account so yes, I get annoyed when it’s out of sync with many other international assets. I hope you’re winning in the market these days.

Hi, du kannst bei ING den SPDR ACWI IMI für nur €1,90 pro order kaufen. Sonst kosten die ETFs €4,90, außer du machst einen Sparplan.

Deswegen habe ich mich für den ETF entschieden.

Hi everyone,
I’m a Hong Kong tax resident using IBKR. My base currency can be USD. I’m planning to invest a lump sum first, then add smaller amounts over time.
I want a simple long-term one-fund global equity portfolio, ideally an accumulating Irish-domiciled UCITS ETF.
My shortlist:
* VWRA / VWRP / VWCE — Vanguard FTSE All-World Acc Large + mid cap, developed + emerging markets. Same fund, different listings/currencies.
* IMID / SPYI — SPDR MSCI ACWI IMI Acc Large + mid + small cap, developed + emerging markets. Lower TER, but smaller fund.
* SSAC / ISAC / IUSQ — iShares MSCI ACWI Acc Large + mid cap, developed + emerging markets. Large iShares fund, but no small caps.
Questions:
1. For someone in Hong Kong using IBKR, which would you pick as a one-fund portfolio: VWRA, IMID/SPYI, or SSAC?
2. Is the small-cap exposure in some of these ETFs meaningful enough to prefer IMID/SPYI?

So good day or evening to everyone. I just wanted the progress of my little portfolio. For some context i'm not a UK Resident and i'm from the Philippines. I'm 19 yrs old and a freshmen university student, i started this journey just this April 2026. I've invested a total of $100 by now, considering that my local currency is PHP which continues to devalue againts the dollar. This $100 of mine is still a lot for me since i'm just a student. My daily allowance is just ₱100 or around $1.63 as of writing this. So what do you think? Do you have any advice for me? I've chosen the SPDR MSCI ACWI IMI $IMID as my globally diversified etf. I would have gotten the FTSE Global All Cap but since that's not available in Trading 212. MSCI ACWI IMI is the closest when it comes to diversification so that's what i chose. I know that the holdings of the etf itself is just 4,500+ but it's still much more diversified than the FTSE All World fund.