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Dontknow · 2024-07-23T05:27:01.681793Z

Guten Morgen zusammen, Für mich als InvestRookie, könnt ihr mit Sicherheit meine Fragen beantworten. Im Wald der ETF ist es Anfänglich etwas verwirrend da es so viele gibt. Ich nenne als Beispiel nur mal $SMEA iShares Core Europe ETF (TER 0,12% - Thesaurierend) $XEOU Xtrackers MSCI Europe ETF (TER 0,3% - Thesaurierend) $XIEE Xtrackers MSCI Europe ETF (TER 0,12% - Ausschüttend) Mir ist bewusst jeder hat eine andere Anlagestrategie aber warum gibt es so viele der gleichen ETF obwohl alle Augenscheinlich die gleichen Aktien enthalten? Sollte ich mich mal auf YT schlau machen. Seht meine Unwissenheit nach aber die Sesamstraße hat schon gesungen [...] "wer nicht fragt bleibt dumm" Danke für euer Feedback

Dontknow

@InvestRookie

5Mes·

Good morning everyone,

As an InvestRookie, I'm sure you can answer my questions.

In the forest of ETFs it is a bit confusing at first because there are so many.

Let me give you an example

$SMEA (-0,02%)
iShares Core Europe ETF (TER 0.12% - Accumulating)

$XEOU (+0,17%)
Xtrackers MSCI Europe ETF (TER 0.3% - Accumulating)

$XIEE (-0,05%)
Xtrackers MSCI Europe ETF (TER 0.12% - Distributing)

I realize everyone has a different investment strategy but why are there so many of the same ETFs even though they all seem to hold the same stocks?

I should do some research on YT.

Forgive my ignorance, but Sesame Street has already sung [...] "if you don't ask, you stay stupid"

Thanks for your feedback

4 Commenti

Kevin E.@KevinE

5Mes

The providers want to earn money.

It's the same as with cola - the drink has been around for over 100 years, the "original" is very successful and yet there is always global and regional competition.

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GreenWash@GreenWash

5Mes

The first is an ETF from Blackrock, the second from Xtrackers. One of the two from Xtrackers is accumulating, the other is distributing. That makes three different products, doesn't it?

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Dontknow@InvestRookie

5Mes

@GreenWash That's right, that's why I wrote it down directly. Is there a reason why the iShares has a fee of 0.12% p.a. and the Xtrackers a fee of 0.3% p.a.?
Doesn't it make sense to simply invest in the iShares?

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ToDaMoon@randomdude

5Mes

@InvestRookie Yes, the TER of the iShares is cheaper. You could look at the tracking difference, e.g. for extra ETFs, because the xtTackers may still have the better performance.
There are simply different providers that track an index and then pay license fees, in this case to MSCI. And the different TER shows that this is good for competition.

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