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Franz@Cyonix
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How about the " $XLKS " as an alternative to the " $IUIT "? Does that mean the largest position can account for a maximum of 20%?
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CatFlow 😼.@CatFlow
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@Cyonix I hadn't heard of the $XLKS before—thanks for the tip. I think the 20% cap is great. It also has a low expense ratio of 0.14%.
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Franz@Cyonix
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@CatFlow Sure—in the " $IUIT," Nvidia, for example, can account for up to 35%.
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CatFlow 😼.@CatFlow
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@Cyonix That's right... I'm seriously thinking about adding the ETF to my savings plan. Thanks again. :)
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Christian@value_seeker_64
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The XLKS strictly caps individual holdings at a maximum of 20%. Investors looking for the full momentum boost from the top tech giants will likely find themselves held back by this restriction. The IUIT allows the top position to account for up to 35% of the portfolio—making the IUIT the significantly more dynamic choice for a genuine tech boost compared to the VWCE.
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