VanEck Sustainable World Equal Weight ETF (TSWE) Forum Analyses

1Sem.·

Hello dear getquin friends

I would like to expand my portfolio.

Currently my portfolio consists only of the $ISAC (+0,26 %) and $BTC (-1,65 %) (and a little $ETH (-0,84 %) ) ... approx. 70/30.

I would like to add a distributing ETF. Yes, I would also like some dividends. I'm not currently dependent on dividends, but earning a small (or large) amount from dividends in 12 years or more is definitely interesting. So the goal is rather sustainable dividend growth with new ETFs.

If the USA share is no longer like 40%, this would not bother me either, as the share is already at the $ISAC (+0,26 %) is already high.

I have the following ETFs in mind: $TDIV (+0,29 %) / $VHYL (+0,11 %) / $TSWE (+0,24 %) / $FGEQ (+0,06 %)

Whereby the USA share is again very high in the last one.

What do you think? Do you know any other good ETFs?

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Simon@simon-wo

1Sem.

I currently use $216361 and have been quite satisfied so far. It's an alternative to the classics, which all have the Magnificent 7 as their top positions. There is also a global version, as you mention a high US weighting and this only focuses on US equities. :)

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KingC

@RaphGM

10Mo·

Equal-Weight ETFs

In recent weeks I have read quite often that equal-weighted ETFs are currently a good strategy, as the S&P500, but also other indices, have become quite expensive and concentrated (e.g. with the "Magnificent Seven").

A strategy where all stocks would be equally weighted would bring more returns in such times.

Barron's also writes in its article that actually over the long term (20 years), equal-weight S&P500 ETFs yield more than the classic market-cap-weighted index (11.5% instead of 10.3%).

My question is then:

- Do you guys follow such strategy?

- What do you think?

- Do you already have such an ETF in your portfolio?

Here are a few examples of distributing ETFs that I have found:

$SPES (+0,79 %)

$TEET (-0,34 %)

$TSWE (+0,24 %)

I honestly don't have an opinion on this yet, but I will certainly research this topic.

Thank you! 😊

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GeldmitKopf@cashwithhead

10Mo

I think a good cap on the upside is better. I think all balance is too much for a yield destroyer

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SH

@SHeming

2Année·

Adding to my pension plans. TSWE is an outstanding ETF and equal weights ETF tends to outperform market cap ETF over long term. I can buy this with 0 transaction costs so all in all it's an excellent investment. I usually don't like ETF's but for my pension plan I just want low effort and low risks so that's why I am going to DCA into this ETF

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SH

@SHeming

2Année·

For pension fund. Equal weight ETF outperform market weight ETF in long term.

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VanEck Sustainable World Equal Weight ETF

Acheté à 28,62 €

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Fabian@financeflash

2Année

Do they tho? 🤔

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Topper H.

@TopperHarley

3Année·

Was a bit blindsided today by the stock split of this stock. Can anyone tell me what exactly is happening now?

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MoonTraveler@Apollo11

3Année

The Global Equal Weight and the Sustainable World are to be merged. For both there was a split (1:2 and 1:4) to align them with each other. But how that works and why, no idea... Would be happy if that happens soon, everything completely wrong now with me, because I have the equal weight also times bespart...

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MoonTraveler

@Apollo11

3Année·

Who knows what happened here? Are there also splits with ETFs? Hope this is just a mistake :D Find nothing about it, but my portfolio has once briefly crashed from yesterday to today by 12% (No error at GetQuin)

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