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DWAS provides access to small- and mid-cap stocks that show strong momentum. However, its approach of focusing on high-performing SMID stocks has not led to significant and steady outperformance in the past. Its past risk-adjusted returns are considerably lower than those of IVV and IJR, mainly due to its volatility, which may be affected by lower quality.
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Invesco Dorsey Wright SmallCap Momentum ETF holds 199 small caps selected and weighted based on a proprietary momentum score. The DWAS ETF is overweight in industrials and healthcare, but well-diversified across holdings. Based on quality metrics and price history, DWAS has a high-risk/high-reward profile.
DWAS has an index-based strategy designed to benefit from strongly performing small-cap stocks that are anticipated to continue climbing higher. I have identified two reasons why the ETF is a suboptimal choice: the soft quality of its portfolio and its inconsistent past performance. A pronounced mid-cap tilt might be another issue for investors who are looking for pure-play small-cap portfolios.
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