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DerRoteIngeneur
@DerRoteIngeneur
6Mo·
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tim1@tim1
6Mo
One ETF is from iShares and the other from Invesco. I would take the one from iShares because it has larger fund assets. Otherwise compare the TER and take the cheaper one
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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing
6Mo
I save for our dwarf due to the lower TER, $XNAS. Compare the TER, weigh up the fund volume at least once and look at the tracking error. Then decide. Otherwise, a NASDAQ 100 ETF is just a NASDAQ 100 ETF. The constituent securities are always identical (as long as the ETF is physically replicated)🤷🏼‍♂️.
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Vanguardium LeviOsa 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio
6Mo
Take a look at @DerRoteIngeneur to see if you can find a better Nasdaq ETF in the swap variant. The performance is better.
Synthetic ETFs benefit from a favorable regulatory regime. The application of Section 871(m) of the US Internal Revenue Service Code allows synthetic ETFs to calculate the total return of the index in swap contracts without the withholding tax on dividends. 🚀💫

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K@TechNav
6Mo
With $CSNDX you have better benchmark performance as far as the NASDAQ 100 is concerned.
I have the majority of my portfolio in this ETF. 💼
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