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The rise of active ETFs has led to many mutual funds changing into ETFs. Almost 80% of all new products introduced in the third quarter and throughout the year have been actively managed.
Dimensional U.S. Core Equity 2 ETF is an actively managed fund with a tilt to value and profitability. DFAC is cheaper than the Russell 3000 index regarding valuation ratios, and growth metrics are a bit better too. The Fund's performance has closely followed the benchmark, and compared to other factor-based ETFs, it has lagged behind some competitors.
The Dimensional U.S. Core Equity 2 ETF uses factor investing to pick stocks. Its portfolio consists of over 2,600 securities, with a focus on small-cap value stocks. Unfortunately, the DFAC ETF has underperformed a passive Russell 3000 ETF over the past 5 and 10 years. Furthermore, there is a lack of clarity on the differences between DFAC and its sibling funds, making it difficult for investors to choose the right fund for their objectives.
After offering mutual funds for four decades, Dimensional Funds turns three years old as an ETF provider this month. It has been an impressive start and there's much more coming.
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