What do you think about $CAPU (-0,88%) ?

$216361 (+0,89%) [€]

$CAPU (-0,88%) [$]

Well, well, well...now the ladies and gentlemen of Wallstreet.Online have also become aware of the Ossiam Shiller Barclays CAPE US Sector Value ETF (of course in their usual exaggerated manner 🙄).

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/19026494-top-performance-1-aktiver-etf-warren-buffett-msci-world-s-p-500-dax-pulverisiert

Wallstreet.Online ⚠️ is only wrong in its assessment of "active". The ETF invests strictly rule-based - active management does NOT take place!

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⏮️ a gq post with comparison graph

https://getqu.in/z16PhU/

⏭️ Article with detailed information:

https://www.private-banking-magazin.de/mit-dem-shiller-kgv-konjunkturelle-wogen-glaetten/

⏩ Article with information on the relative Shiller P/E ratio from a sector perspective

https://fundplat.com/interview/ossiam-setzt-auf-sektor-rotation-und-das-shiller-kgv/

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The post by Michael @Michael-official has motivated me to point out an ETF with a sector rotation strategy.

There have already been comments here that see this ETF as a kind of hedge for your own portfolio.

The ETF in question is the Ossiam Shiller Barclays CAPE US Sector Value ETF: $216361 (+0,89%) [€] resp. $CAPU (-0,88%) [$

This ETF also has the rare ability to outperform the S&P 500 on the basis of the last 10 years.

I know from past comments that I am not the only one who likes the concept of the sector rotation strategy and invests in it. In my pinned post there is also a link to an article explaining the concept.

What do the others think? Interesting? Investable?...or theoretical nonsense?

Best regards

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