Global X came out with FLOW etf, it has outperformed COWZ and by half the expense ratio cost of 0.25%. I would split FLOW(Mid-cap value free cash flow) and XMHQ(mid cap quality) for a midcap play.
I used to own CALF, the small cap version of COWZ before swapping it out for AVUV. I agree that many investors seeking share price appreciation would benefit from some of Pacer's funds, and they may even compliment dividend investors funds since they tend to be large cap heavy as well.
looked at this a while back and didn't like it enough to buy. Have the "usual suspects" like SCHD, DGRO. Also recently added DIVB as it seems to fill a gap in my overall portfolio.
It's a value play, which I view as similar to SCHD and to a slightly lesser extent DGRO. I held all three and COWZ performed by far the worst (I did buy high). I didn't love its top 10 holdings and it has higher fees. It's also heavy on oil and energy, and I'd rather select my own. Decided that I didn't need all three value ETFs so dumped it several months ago. Not a bad fund but I haven't looked back from it.
VFLO has outperformed COWZ since inception. It has less holdings, but it looks at both trailing and forward looking FCF; COWZ only looks at trailing FCF.
Not all companies are created equal. Investing into companies that can raise proses and maintain/grow market share is one of the best ways to invest your money during times of high inflation.
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Global X came out with FLOW etf, it has outperformed COWZ and by half the expense ratio cost of 0.25%. I would split FLOW(Mid-cap value free cash flow) and XMHQ(mid cap quality) for a midcap play.
Interesting! I’ll check it out
I used to own CALF, the small cap version of COWZ before swapping it out for AVUV.
I agree that many investors seeking share price appreciation would benefit from some of Pacer's funds, and they may even compliment dividend investors funds since they tend to be large cap heavy as well.
good to know! Thanks for watching!!
looked at this a while back and didn't like it enough to buy. Have the "usual suspects" like SCHD, DGRO. Also recently added DIVB as it seems to fill a gap in my overall portfolio.
It's a value play, which I view as similar to SCHD and to a slightly lesser extent DGRO. I held all three and COWZ performed by far the worst (I did buy high). I didn't love its top 10 holdings and it has higher fees. It's also heavy on oil and energy, and I'd rather select my own. Decided that I didn't need all three value ETFs so dumped it several months ago. Not a bad fund but I haven't looked back from it.
Learned from this video keep it up
I owe $7600 on a big loan at $600 a month. I'm working to pay it off early. That's how I think of cash flow. Then I can invest 1k per month. 🎉
@@hallpaintandbody7717 there you go!! Instant $600 a month once you pay it off!
Free cash flow's so free that it still gets taxed. 😭No Roth out here man
The government is going to get their cut :/
30% for the big guy
This fund yields less than 2% and takes 25% of that as expense. Uber? Fund is not for me.
VFLO has outperformed COWZ since inception. It has less holdings, but it looks at both trailing and forward looking FCF; COWZ only looks at trailing FCF.
yeah VFLO looks interesting and I'd have to dive deeper into it.
Vflo is great , but the cap on the expense ratio just expired and is higher fee now like cowz
But can “Free Cash Flow” outpace inflation in the next decade? Can companies raiser their prices to earn a profit to then pay out in dividends?
Not all companies are created equal. Investing into companies that can raise proses and maintain/grow market share is one of the best ways to invest your money during times of high inflation.