As time goes on and I learn more and more about investing, the more I like these "alternative" style ETF's. Like, considering their track records, why would I buy $VOO when can buy $SPMO, $IVW or $VOOG, just to name a few? Why not filter out the garbage and aim for a higher return? Sure, you may say (and I agree), that these funds - especially $SPMO - are subject to likely bigger drawdowns too, but....should we really be all that worried about something like a sustained -20 CAGR with these funds? I don't think it's worth sweating over (unless retirement is around the corner). I think they've proven their mettle and would recover quite nicely over the long term. This just might be hil worth dying on... 😅😬
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Catherine @ffcatherine · 23h
I like both! Since I only have Canadian funds I have to convert to buy more SPMO but I am probably going to hold 10-15% of my portfolio in this fund
Angel Olivo@quickbuilda · 1d
Spmo 💪 even when the market is all down spmo adjust to the companies that are not having the greater downfalls so 18% down spmo will be like 10% down spmo is a W
Buster Thomas@champgneandcocaine · 1d
Agreed, I switched to SPMO in my Roth, it’s down a little like 10% but in 15 years when I need it, what’s it most likely going to be at?
Kar Yung Tom@karyungtom · 6h
I think a lot of these are still fairly diversified so why not if you like the factor exposure they possess.
Carlos Vazquez@carlosinvests · 1d
SPMO for sure !!!
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