And what if it's the other way around in 5 years? Then you'll have another 5 years of poor returns, switch again and pay taxes again. 5 years is far too little for a meaningful comparison of returns.
You could try comparing the underlying indices. Perhaps they have been around for longer?
Otherwise, take the ETF that best reflects your strategy and don't chase returns. And that is meant literally.
You could try comparing the underlying indices. Perhaps they have been around for longer?
Otherwise, take the ETF that best reflects your strategy and don't chase returns. And that is meant literally.
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@DonkeyInvestor @_EvD_ Listen to the donkey, it is anointed with gold by the god of money. 👍
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@DonkeyInvestor Thank you for being here.
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•@leveragegrinding I am hated and loved at the same time
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@DonkeyInvestor Thank you for your kind feedback. Currently, after 5 years of investing experience, I tend to make rookie mistakes again. The constant desire to optimize returns has led me a bit astray, or to put it more harshly... greed eats brains. In addition, I actually looked for better data and ... *drum roll* ... Since its launch, my $GGRP has even slightly outperformed the $TDIV in terms of average annual returns. So the community has saved me (once again). 🤗
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