Among the ETFs on innovative defence, what are your thoughts on the composition of $IVDF (-1.99%) vs $ASWC (-2.25%)? The holdings of $IVDF (-1.99%) seem to me more volatile, and to have had a sudden surge in the last months, rather than a steadier increase as those of $ASWC (-2.25%). On the other hand, I appreciate that $IVDF (-1.99%) is less exposed to cybersecurity and more to space and robotics, and has an exposure also a bit to energy and health sectors.
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I just closed my entire $DFEN (-2.07%) position after a very good ride last year, switching it with the new $IVDF (-1.99%) because the VanEck ETF is currently too exposed to $PLTR (-3.33%) and with this structure it does not help me in my portfolio diversification (that is mainly tech, but I also believe that Palantir may not offer good earnings in 2025), while the new Invesco $IVDF (-1.99%) has a very cool and balanced composition ($RKLB (-6.21%)
$KTOS (-1.66%)
$AVAV (-1.71%)
$LDOS (-2.56%) to name few) and also a much lower TER.
From my point of view this is the best ETF for anyone looking to invest in the Defence sector at the moment (and I also had been invested on $ASWC (-2.25%) last year, then I decided to go completely on $DFEN (-2.07%) until today).
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