My FIRE portfolio consists mainly of VT at IBKR and a tiny fraction of Fundsmith Equity Fund. For this year I am changing my strategy by adding a 20% Europe “continent” tilt, if I may call it like that, and hence will start buying some VEUR.SW (Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe) at Swissquote. Swissquote is basically just for the broker diversification (gosh those Swiss stamp duty taxes are expensive btw!). The reason for a tilt to Europe is that VT has a quite high US exposure (>60%) and I believe or basically I have been reading from sources such as Vanguard [1] that Europe is currently undervalued. So I would just like to have more European stocks without adding any more EM or others continents and VEUR seems to be an adequate ETF for that purpose. For those interested in ETFs with slightly higher dividend yields, VEUR has 3.3% at end of 2022.