XEF
ISHARES CORE MSCI EAFE IMI IND
stock TSE

I think it's just a matter of time until someone creates it. If iShares does, I don't think they will use XAW due to the relatively messy state of the US equity exposure in that fund. I imagine they'd use XTOT, XIC, XEF, and XEC to create it. Ideally though they'd just buy all of the stocks within the new fund directly without using any other ETFs as that's the cleanest solution.

Yeah XINT solves the South Korea issue, no need to worry about whether FTSE/MSCI classifies the country as developed vs. emerging. Now we can have the full range of stock allocation solutions:
* 1 fund portfolio with XEQT
* 2 fund portfolio with XIC + XAW
* 3 fund portfolio with XIC + XTOT + XINT
* 4 fund portfolio with XIC + XTOT + XEF + XEC
Add XBB/CMR for bond/money-market exposure, and that's pretty much everything 99% of people need.

Just noticed that iShares has released two new fund-of-funds into their lineup:
* IBQT = think of it like 97% XEQT + 3% BTC
* XINT = just the international parts of XEQT
And in a tabular format:
|Underlying Asset|XEQT|IBQT|XINT|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|Canadian stocks (XIC)|25%|24%||
|American stocks (XTOT or ITOT)|45%|44%||
|International developed stocks (XEF)|25%|24%|66%|
|Emerging market stocks (XEC)|5%|5%|34%|
|Bitcoin (IBIT)||3%||
*(rounded to the nearest percentage point)*
[https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352417/ishares-equity-%20-bitcoin-etf-portfolio](https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352417/ishares-equity-%20-bitcoin-etf-portfolio)
[https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352415/ishares-core-msci-all-international-equity-index-etf](https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352415/ishares-core-msci-all-international-equity-index-etf)
I don't need either of these funds for my portfolio, but hey, more ways to slice up the Venn diagram of stock allocation.

I think it's just a matter of time until someone creates it. If iShares does, I don't think they will use XAW due to the relatively messy state of the US equity exposure in that fund. I imagine they'd use XTOT, XIC, XEF, and XEC to create it. Ideally though they'd just buy all of the stocks within the new fund directly without using any other ETFs as that's the cleanest solution.

Yeah XINT solves the South Korea issue, no need to worry about whether FTSE/MSCI classifies the country as developed vs. emerging. Now we can have the full range of stock allocation solutions:
* 1 fund portfolio with XEQT
* 2 fund portfolio with XIC + XAW
* 3 fund portfolio with XIC + XTOT + XINT
* 4 fund portfolio with XIC + XTOT + XEF + XEC
Add XBB/CMR for bond/money-market exposure, and that's pretty much everything 99% of people need.

Just noticed that iShares has released two new fund-of-funds into their lineup:
* IBQT = think of it like 97% XEQT + 3% BTC
* XINT = just the international parts of XEQT
And in a tabular format:
|Underlying Asset|XEQT|IBQT|XINT|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|Canadian stocks (XIC)|25%|24%||
|American stocks (XTOT or ITOT)|45%|44%||
|International developed stocks (XEF)|25%|24%|66%|
|Emerging market stocks (XEC)|5%|5%|34%|
|Bitcoin (IBIT)||3%||
*(rounded to the nearest percentage point)*
[https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352417/ishares-equity-%20-bitcoin-etf-portfolio](https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352417/ishares-equity-%20-bitcoin-etf-portfolio)
[https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352415/ishares-core-msci-all-international-equity-index-etf](https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/352415/ishares-core-msci-all-international-equity-index-etf)
I don't need either of these funds for my portfolio, but hey, more ways to slice up the Venn diagram of stock allocation.