Whether you’re looking for thematic or more conservative funds, these are the ones that should be on your watch list for next year.
But before investing in any ETF, check which stocks are held in the fund, if it provides the exposure sought, the annual fees and the issuer’s reputation.and the risk profile. Thematic ETFs, such as those that invest in electric-vehicle technologies, suit more experienced investors with higher risk tolerance.
With few large-cap copper stocks left on the the ASX, investing in global copper stocks via WIRE appeals. However, after recent gains in copper stocks, investors need a long-term focus. WIRE’s annual fee is 0.65 per cent.WXHG suits investors who want to reduce the carbon intensity of companies held in the global equities component of their portfolio. The ETF provides exposure to about 1000 stocks, many of which are in industries not well represented on the ASX.
As such, IESG suits investors who want to increase the sustainability credentials of companies within the Australian equities component of their portfolio. VETH is steady rather than spectacular. But for investors who want exposure to this market’s top stocks – without fossil fuels or other sectors they believe are harmful – VETH appeals.
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