VYMI
Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF
stock NASDAQ ETF

If you want all three caps, just buy SPMO, XMMO, and XSMO. And VYMI for international. IAUM for commodities, BTC for high risk/high reward with zero correlation, an active high yield bond ETF for less correlation. BND isn't worthwhile IMO. Yes, it offers downside protection, but the returns barely beat inflation. It all depends on what you believe in and your risk tolerance.

Also, cant find VYMI on etoro

I’d buy VYMI, FNDF, or SCHY with your cash. Much lower risk and better diversification than with a single stock

Really depends on if you are conservative, aggressive, active investor or passive. Wants growth vs income. High risk? Low risk? Here are just some examples of stocks and ETFs to help you out.
Based on historical performance not predicting future performance. This is for US$2000 (1US$:57PHP) initial deposit and US$600 monthly deposit and all dividends reinvested for 22 years targeting your 50y/o retirement:
Low risk: HYSA 5% interest: US$289K
Higher risk: VOO : US$355K (15 years) ; SCHD (14 years): 229K; VTI: 728K (22 years); VYMI (9 yrs): 116K
More aggressive: QQQ: 1.42M (22 yrs); SPMO (10 yrs): 212K; SMH: 2.19M (22 yrs)
Highly Aggressive: NVDA: US$60M, APPL: 11M, NFLX: 20M, AMZN: 5M, AXP: 902K
Speculative: If you bought 1 Bitcoin in 2010 at 20 cents, and not deposited or anything, it would be 116K now.

I like VYMI. It seems to beat out VXUS because it's a value ETF.

How do you define "best non US dividend" fund?
There's a lot of ways to cut that question since "best" is very subjective.
If you simply want to broad non-US dividend fund - the large AUM ones that I usually look at is FNDF and IDV.
There is also VYMI which is kinda like VYM but it's high-yield so it may be more aggressive but Vanguard says it's non-us large-cap value.

VYM + VYMI is a great combo.

FIDI is what I own. It does have a 0.1% higher er than SCHY, but something I've noticed from owning a few Schwab ETFs - the low ERs don't always translate to higher returns.
In the past yr FIDI +18.9% vs. SCHY +12.6%.
IGRO is another one I've owned that is +13.6% and a similar ER to FIDI. And VYMI is an impressive +21.4% with a 0.15 ER similar to FIDI and IGRO, but I don't own anything Vanguard because I had a problem years back where they canceled a check I needed to buy a house without telling me.

VYMI is probably your best bet. LVHI and IQDY are also strong contenders, but have significantly fewer holdings.

VYMI is the one I chose after a bit of research

Replace QQQ with QQQM and add like a 15% international. I like LVHI or VYMI for international.
Nvidia is a bit risky, but if you genuinely believe they still have large growth potential, then go for it. I personally like VGT more than Nvidia tho

2.32 actually as of 5 mins ago , i get about 15,200 to 18,500 monthly this year. But the average is around 17,000.
I have honestly too many funds to list
But mostly i am in SPYI QQQI IDVO SCHD O ARCC MAIN BXSL PFFA DGRO OBDC VICI VYMI
BINC ANGL JAAA CLOZ SPHY
BTCI IAUI IWMI
I have around 8% yield and 3% growth annualized over the last decade.
I have switched funds over the years with Buy/write options funds and total bonds as they have gotten better since i started with DVY BXM and Global
I also have high yielders as small positions to juice returns but do not hold over 5% in any single ticker .
I write calls on 3 of my holdings to generate an extra 0.2% a month mostly OTM that expire
I also have SCHG SCHB SPMO VXUS in tax free accounts but they are not dividend payers mostly growth momentum and total market.
I retired in 2012 with 800k used about half my distributions and dripped half . Last year i stopped reinvesting as there wasn’t any need i do reinvest below my cost average but rarely get there. I also shift some of the higher yielders into bonds to use for the year. I have 5 years in those .
My kids will receive my tax advantaged accounts and this will go to “all dogs go come from heaven” as a charitable donation.