Dark

Check out our API

WSML
iShares MSCI World Small-Cap ETF
stock NASDAQ ETF

Market Open

Sep 11, 2026 12:36:07 PM EDT

34.93USD+0.489%(+0.17)224,169

34.80Bid 34.97Ask 0.17Spread

Pre-market

0.00USD-100.000%(-34.76)0

After-hours

0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0

Overview HistoricalExchangesShortsTrends

WSML Reddit Mentions

Subreddits

Limit Labels Price

We have sentiment values and mention counts going back to 2017. The complete data set is available via the API.

Take me to the API

WSML Specific Mentions

As of Sep 11, 2026 2:37:07 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)

Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.

3 days ago • u/GrayWolf9560 • r/ValueInvesting • is_my_strategy_good • Question / Help • B

I started investing two months ago. I contribute a set amount monthly, which I plan to increase as my income grows.
I'm based in Europe and use IBKR. Since I'm in Europe, I invest in euros each month I buy 80% into a large-cap ETF (WEBN, the UCITS equivalent of VT) and 20% into a small-cap ETF (WSML, roughly equivalent to VSS).
My plan is a typical Boglehead approach: invest monthly and let it grow. But I'm also considering adding government bonds via a bond ETF. Should I?
Is this strategy sound, or should I change anything?

3 days ago • u/GrayWolf9560 • r/ValueInvesting • is_my_strategy_good • Question / Help • B

I started investing two months ago. I contribute a set amount monthly, which I plan to increase as my income grows.
I'm based in Europe and use IBKR. Since I'm in Europe, I invest in euros each month I buy 80% into a large-cap ETF (WEBN, the UCITS equivalent of VT) and 20% into a small-cap ETF (WSML, roughly equivalent to VSS).
My plan is a typical Boglehead approach: invest monthly and let it grow. But I'm also considering adding government bonds via a bond ETF. Should I?
Is this strategy sound, or should I change anything?

Share