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GARP
iShares MSCI USA Quality GARP ETF
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Aug 6, 2026 11:46:23 AM EDT

82.75USD-0.373%(-0.31)179,000

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3 hr ago • u/CoreDump_ch • r/ETFs • garp • C

I just recently opened a IBRK and looked for 'the best' performing etf, and landed at GARP, planning to build this position. It seems to be the best performing / most volatile etf.
GARP even outperformed QQQ
[https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/GARP/QQQ](https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/GARP/QQQ)

14 hr ago • u/Ando16642 • r/ETFs • which_would_you_pick_as_a_core_holding_or_a • C

I'm doing SPGM (40%), GARP (20%), and SOXQ (10%).

17 hr ago • u/k8vs534 • r/ETFs • which_would_you_pick_as_a_core_holding_or_a • C

I have GARP and SPMO

17 hr ago • u/Intrepid-Wait-6102 • r/ETFs • which_would_you_pick_as_a_core_holding_or_a • C

GARP and you could add SPMO but GARP is honestly my favorite with how they capture growth and rebalance after a stock gets too expensive

18 hr ago • u/New-Specialist-2594 • r/ETFs • which_would_you_pick_as_a_core_holding_or_a • C

Dollar for Dollar, Growth & Drawdown considered. 1. SPMO, 2. FFLC 3. VOO 4. GARP

24 hr ago • u/fozzy71 • r/ETFs • qqqm • C

Only 17% of VOO is in QQQM; 86% of QQQM is in VOO - [https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php](https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php)
I would not recommend 100% QQQM. If you insist on investing in QQQM, make it a smaller portion of the portfolio, and use VTI or VOO as the core. Also, don't forget to add some international exposure.
I would suggest 60% VTI or VOO, 20% QQQM (or GARP, SCHG, etc), and 20% VXUS for a more diversified portfolio with a slight US growth tilt.

1 day ago • u/_A_HUMANBEING_ • r/mutualfunds • need_help_finding_replacement_of_parag_parikh • C

It follows GARP and is new as well so not tested enough .

2 days ago • u/KickflipConnoisseur • r/ETFs • if_you_were_starting_your_portfolio_from_zero_in • C

They're the same funds as QQQ. Nasdaq has done well it's higher risk higher returns than S&P. It's tech heavy currently so if you're tech apprehensive you probably would want VOO.
I threw GARP in there because it's extremely close to QNDX and IQQQ in terms of portfolio roles, just with a little more filter of high p/e companies.

2 days ago • u/DRsmaug13 • r/ETFs • if_you_were_starting_your_portfolio_from_zero_in • C

No much reasoning on schg other than doing some AI research but I will definitely look into GARP.
What’s your thought on QNDX and IQQ?

2 days ago • u/KickflipConnoisseur • r/ETFs • if_you_were_starting_your_portfolio_from_zero_in • C

I wouldn't have schg at all. If you wanted QQQ, I'd probably just pick GARP which is super correlated to QQQ with a little lower p/e and more quality screen.
What's your reasoning on schg?

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