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The Fidelity Enhanced Large Cap Growth ETF (FELG) has higher costs and a faster turnover rate than other growth funds, which could hurt its long-term results. Its strategy for adjusting the portfolio has not reliably lowered risks or outperformed similar funds like VUG and IWF in the past. While FELG has a strong focus on the technology sector, this is similar to other growth funds and does not provide a clear benefit.
Converted to an ETF in November 2023, the actively managed Fidelity Enhanced Large Cap Growth ETF has seen some notable momentum amid the rally in long-duration equities. While having an over 76% overlap with SCHG, FELG has a marginally softer growth profile but better capital efficiency characteristics and a slightly larger value exposure. I am impressed by its performance, but its expense ratio is higher than SCHG's and its liquidity is less appealing.
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