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AVNM
Avantis All International Markets Equity ETF
stock NYSE ETF

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Feb 13, 2026 3:59:30 PM EST

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4 hr ago • u/False_Comedian_6070 • r/ETFs • is_this_balanced_or_aggressive_enough_33_age_30 • C

75% of VOT is in VUG. It isn’t necessary. A lot of large cap growth indexes are a combination of mid cap and large cap growth. I would put more into VBR and VXUS. I personally prefer Avantis funds for small cap and international so I would replace VBR with AVUV and VXUS with AVNM, but vanguard funds are fine. I would do 40% VUG, 20% VTV, 20% AVUV, 20% AVNM.
It’s a solid portfolio and is moderately aggressive.

6 hr ago • u/Guam7723 • r/ETFs • recently_rebalanced_portfolio_good_to_set_for_the • C

Close to me. 45% VOO 10% AVUV 25% AVNM are what make up my equities position. I like the filter for small cap and international.

10 hr ago • u/wrexsoul • r/ETFs • 60_voo_15_qqqm_15_vsus_10_avuv_for_26m_long_term • C

Just go AVNM. Total international market with value tilts

18 hr ago • u/phil28376 • r/Bogleheads • what_about_this_portfolio_long_term • B

Here is where I landed. Figure keep brokerage simple and keep contributing. Tweak the Roth if needed over time since there are no tax implications. Let me know your honest opinions. FYI I am with Schwab. 37 at this time
Brokerage
• 70% SCHB (US total market)
• 30% SCHF (Developed inti)
Roth
• 50% SCHG (US large growth)
• 25% AVUV (US small value)
• 25% AVNM

21 hr ago • u/paragonx29 • r/ETFs • dedollarization_and_considering_exus_etfs_as_a • C

2 days ago • u/PashasMom • r/ETFs • portfolio_thoughts • C

I would call it VTI/VXUS with a small value tilt. I do think you can make it simpler (and probably a little less volatile) by replacing SCHF + AVEM + AVDV with 30% AVNM. [https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl=2AeFd6g20ouk3r8V1SSXfo](https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl=2AeFd6g20ouk3r8V1SSXfo)

2 days ago • u/paragonx29 • r/investing • vt_and_chill_but_what_if_i_added_a_little • C

DXJ or AVNM, and you're welcome.

2 days ago • u/paragonx29 • r/ETFs • i_am_about_to_turn_40_and_i_know_nothing_about • C

54/M: if I'm in rising my brother I'm giving him this: 60%VTI/20%AVNM/20%QQQM. Gives you a slightly aggressive tilt, but everything is covered. (No bonds yet).

2 days ago • u/Natural_Republic7993 • r/ETFs • 32m_portfolio • C

I personally recommend AVNM or AVNV over VXUS. And AVLV or SEIV over VTV. SEIV has a good amount of small cap and mid cap value so it would be good for when large cap falls out of favor. I personally prefer GDE over GLD to stack gold with stocks (90% gold, 90% S&P 500). Otherwise I would only do 5% GLD. I would be fine with up to 20% GDE.

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