Well, I do not want anyone to follow blindly anything I am doing. I was standing behind my personal opinion that EU-PP might not behave as well as US-PP, given the role of USD as world reserve currency, having the relations of Gold, the ability of US Fed to decide solely on printing more money against the not-that "important" role of EUR, the EUR-inflation agnostic nature of Gold and also the complex relations between ECB and national banks when it comes to money supply in the euro zone. I mean US-PP sounds for me more .. how to put it.., let's say more predictive and what's also important for me - I can understand it better. Bulgaria is in currency board with EUR, which makes the situation even more complex...
Having said all that, I have 2 different US-PP implementations (outside my VP) - they are kept in different brokers/banks and they're approximately 1:2 in asset allocation - USD based US-PP vs EUR-hedged US-PP. For the bonds part of the USD US-PP - I am using US7, and for the EUR-hedged - using XUTE. In general - am trying to diversify between brokers (prefer ones that are banks also) and ETF providers. But again - that's just me.