If you want return maximisation, you may need a crystal ball. No one can guess long term which sectors will outperform. You can go to justetf.com and look at geo / sector etfs and see the last five years, but that is not the future. Source: 12 months ago

Google CFDs and learn why you should not hold long-term investments in CFDs. The options trick will work only if you want to buy in chunks of 100. Check whether buying European UCITS ETFs offers any tax advantages in your country, in which case going for them is a no-brainer. They might be a good option either way. There are multiple UCITS ETFs following the Nasdaq-100. One is cheaper than QQQ but not very liquid... Source: about 1 year ago

For a long term solution it might be wise to find a different ETF, justetf.com is a great source of all available ETFs. Source: about 1 year ago

It's currency is indeed unhedged according to justetf.com but why is this so much of a factor? I own many etfs that are currency-unhedged and none of them are performing so bad as much as VanEck Global Real Estate. Source: about 1 year ago

Justetf.com, you can filter by matching indices. Source: over 1 year ago

Https://finary.com/en looks like a lot under the hood but maybe too much? Source: 10 months ago

Have you looked into Finary? They offer 20k+ banks & investment platforms and seem to cover many different asset classes. Their App is pretty nicely rated. Source: over 1 year ago