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The iShares Core Moderate Allocation ETF offers a balanced blend of global stocks and bonds, targeting moderate risk and consistent returns for long-term investors. AOM's portfolio includes a significant allocation to U.S. bonds and large-cap stocks, with additional exposure to international and emerging markets. Compared to peers, AOM's moderate approach and global diversification make it suitable for investors seeking stability over aggressive growth.
iShares Core Moderate Allocation ETF is a fund of funds with a 40/60 allocation model in global equity and bond indexes. Its exposure to foreign securities is about 25%, which implies some currency risk. In a comparison with a few multi-asset tactical ETFs, the best performer is an actively managed fund holding U.S. stocks and bond futures.
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AOM is a diversified, multi-asset class index ETF that offers investors few significant benefits and compares unfavorably to some of its peers. Vanguard's suite of target retirement funds offer better performance track records and lower expense ratios than AOM. AOM's main advantage is its tax efficiency as an ETF, but this may not be relevant for investors who hold the fund in tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
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