EMEQ
Nomura ETF Trust Nomura Focused Emerging Markets Equity ETF
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I'm a non-EU and non-US investor, currently with investments only across US domiciled ETFs. When weighing the pros and cons, the two most prominent ones are: 30% dividend drag on US ones and US estate tax. Fair US does indeed levy a 30% tax on residents of a country without a US tax treaty, instead of the 15% on UCITS counterparts. But how meaningful is this really? $VOO currently has a dividend yield of 1.1%, resulting in a 0.175% additional performance drag. This of course is huge when compounded over years but for some ETFs like AVUV it is offset as TER for a similar European product is 0.15% higher. On the other hand, US offers a rich and unmatched ecosystem of ETFs. It has all sorts of stock baskets for every type of investor from the most-risk averse one to purely degenerate WSB-style gamblers. There is yet a similar UCITS-compliant product for SPMO, GARP, AIS, AIRR, SCHD, EMEQ.. whatever you want you name it, the US has it! All this versatility allows you to speculate with a small part of portfolio if you're comfortable doing it. Personally, the 0.175% saving is negligible if one considers that a carefully constructed multi-factor portfolio can generate an alpha of up to 2%-2.5% ove 20+ year time horizons. I would like to hear your perspectives on this topic

Value and momentum are negatively correlated. I run both. (SPMO, AVUV, VLUE, UIVM, EMEQ)