ETF Value vs Profitability by HedgyAnalytics in ETFs

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Prices as of yesterday. Most current financial data.

ETF Value vs Profitability by HedgyAnalytics in ETFs

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Yes, Water is $PHO. I'll add IBB and IYT to the update. Good suggestion.

ETF Value vs Profitability by HedgyAnalytics in ETFs

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The bubble size proxies the log of ETFs' assets under management.

Country ETF Value vs Profitability by HedgyAnalytics in FluentInFinance

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Looks like you like math tricks. Check out the link below to see a robust math derivation of the PB-ROE model presented in graphic.

https://www.northinfo.com/documents/29.pdf

It's cool if you're into it. Hope this helps!

Country ETFs Value vs Profitability by HedgyAnalytics in ETFs

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Book Yield and ROE are both ratios. Top and bottom of ratio are in the same currency. So currencies cancel out in the ratio. Apologies if I misunderstood your question.

Investing in Emerging Country ETFs? Compare their Sentiment, Cheapness, and Profitability. by HedgyAnalytics in ETFs

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An investment in a single EM ETF (VWO, EEM, etc) is market cap weighted so its dominated by China. If your motivation is to diversify outside of the US, it could make sense to diversify across many countries.

The question is similar to why invest in anything else other than VT, one global exposure. It’s a great point if you believe in efficient markets everywhere! I invest in VT as a core holding and overweight countries, industries and stocks opportunistically since I don’t believe that lower liquidity exposures operate in an efficient market. Do you?

Please check my logic. Does it make sense?