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Anfield U.S. Equity Sector Rotation ETF
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757 days ago • u/ScottAllenSocial • r/ETFs • got_drunk_last_night_and_bought_a_bunch_of_etfs • C

Factor rotation: BRNY, DYNF, FCTR
Sector rotation: AESR, PSTR, SECT, XLSR
Spoiler alert: none of them have so far. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|feels_good_man)
You actually can do it on your own better than the ETFs can, because they can't move that much money that quickly.
There are some others that attempt to do some sort of multifactor thing, like AUSF, DEUS, FLQL, OMFL, et al.
OMFL pulled ahead for a bit, but is currently behind the market. No proven long-term edge.
The only couple I've seen that seem to have an edge based on factors and whatever other selection criteria they're using, are PVAL and GARP. They both have a little higher expense ratio, but they seem to be earning it. They've both only been around a few years, though, so while those are my primary market exposure ETFs, I watch them closely for convergence with SPLG.

757 days ago • u/ScottAllenSocial • r/ETFs • got_drunk_last_night_and_bought_a_bunch_of_etfs • C

Factor rotation: BRNY, DYNF, FCTR
Sector rotation: AESR, PSTR, SECT, XLSR
Spoiler alert: none of them have so far. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|feels_good_man)
You actually can do it on your own better than the ETFs can, because they can't move that much money that quickly.
There are some others that attempt to do some sort of multifactor thing, like AUSF, DEUS, FLQL, OMFL, et al.
OMFL pulled ahead for a bit, but is currently behind the market. No proven long-term edge.
The only couple I've seen that seem to have an edge based on factors and whatever other selection criteria they're using, are PVAL and GARP. They both have a little higher expense ratio, but they seem to be earning it. They've both only been around a few years, though, so while those are my primary market exposure ETFs, I watch them closely for convergence with SPLG.

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