Great show. Yes although these US ETFs are having a great run, it's all based on rate cut optimism and its looking like CPI and PPI are refusing to go away of late. An yes I liked URNM but tend to think the market got way ahead of itself and priced in absolute perfection..
Hi Ethan, STW tracks the ASX 200 and charges 0.05% p.a. in fees. In comparison, A200 does the same thing for 0.04% p.a. VAS, which is featured in this episode - tracks the ASX 300 (so includes small cap exposure) and costs a little more at 0.07%. So it depends on what you are after.
Great show. Yes although these US ETFs are having a great run, it's all based on rate cut optimism and its looking like CPI and PPI are refusing to go away of late.
An yes I liked URNM but tend to think the market got way ahead of itself and priced in absolute perfection..
@@user-oi9to7ux7k very true. NDQ covers pretty much everything in the top US sectors
First in, best dressed. Another great video
Great show. Thanks
Great show, thanks team.
VAS is a buy? Its counter to what they said i.e. miners earnings will fall in coming years & banks have had a great run.
Overrated atm.
Is it silly to own IVV and NDQ together ? because both have the same top 10 holdings
good selection
Thanks 🙏🏽
In the next video can you please do JNDQ - next gen 100 nasdaq etf that is a new etf
All the cross over- overlap with NDQ, IVV, QUAL concern me a little
Overlap / cross holdings is easily overlooked with ETFs - great shout
good
Thoughts on STW?
Hi Ethan, STW tracks the ASX 200 and charges 0.05% p.a. in fees. In comparison, A200 does the same thing for 0.04% p.a. VAS, which is featured in this episode - tracks the ASX 300 (so includes small cap exposure) and costs a little more at 0.07%. So it depends on what you are after.
@@Livewiremarkets curious: please explain the basis for selecting to discuss VAS (and not A200 and STW)...
@@pabloarenas5628 VAS is more popular
@@pabloarenas5628 the ETFs covered in this episode were the 10 most-tipped ETFs in our annual survey of ~5,000 investors.
IIND and NDIA for me …. Growth and income.
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