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Defence ETF 2025 switch

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).


NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE!!! 👀

07.01
Invesco Defence Innovation ETF logo
Comprado a 5,28 €
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Good Point! I am considering $IVDF
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@waldbrandgefahr I am mainly bullish on $KTOS and $RKLB but I prefer to have exposition through this ETF to get more diversification. Today $DFEN is gaining because of $LDO but I think those US stocks will overperform the $DFEN ones
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Interesting and good companies. Got it on my watchlist, but I'm not sure. Seems like too much of a mixed bag, on the other hand reduces single stock risk.
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@But_the_Stock_Picked_Me ETFs are the best choice for long term investing
Interesting just worried a bit since fund is only 6m and it's still a very new ETF
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@investingbeginner certainly the size of the fund is small, but it is just over 2 months old and the issuer is Invesco, the fourth largest ETF provider in the world, so I wouldn't worry about that
@doks just checked it in Trade republic, for some reason the holding companies are different. They have "Red Cat" , "Boeing" and other companies as holdings, even double checked the ticket $IVDF and WKN: A40J95
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I agree $IVDF is better than $DFEN 's excessive exposition to $PLTR. But among the ETFs on innovative defence, why did you prefer $IVDF over $ASWC? Any thoughts about their compositions? The holdings of $IVDF seems to me more volatile, and to have had a sudden surge in the last months, rather than a steadier increase as those of $ASWC.
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@Naidala also $ASWC has a nice $PLTR exposition and I wanted to avoid it to not overlap my main US tech portfolio
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