Five Factor Investing with ETFs
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Larger companies like Apple and Tesla make up a larger portion of the market compared to smaller companies, and these relative weights are reflected in a market capitalization weighted index fund. Letting the market dictate your portfolio weights has lots of advantages, but pushing the fundamental logic behind index investing one step further leads to the potential for significant improvements in portfolio construction.
Referenced in this video:
Five Factor Investing with ETFs: www.pwlcapital.com/resources/...
The relationship between return and market value of common stock: www.sciencedirect.com/science...
A Five-Factor Asset Pricing Model: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.c...
Timestamps:
0:00 Market Capitalization Weighted Index Fund Explained
1:00 The Efficient Market Hypothesis
3:25 Let’s Get Back to Basics
4:51 Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
6:40 Empirical Anomalies in the Market
8:56 Risk Premiums
12:30 What I do with my Own Money
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@@tusharprasad2734 the video assumes the average investor uses something like VT (VEQT in canada). Globally diversified across geography, sector, company size etc. If they are in a concentrated portfolio of US large cap stocks they should probably diversify before considering a factor tilt like the video proposes.
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@@tusharprasad2734 there’s no such thing as a total market ETF that doesn’t invest in small/med cap companies.
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Did you read the paper? Most of the video went over my head, could you ELI5?
@@tanishsingh5260 to ELY5: historically, small cap value factors have provided greater returns than than any other asset class.
@@naidnarnya9448 In GoTrade, that is the equivalent to AVDV ETF tho
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Hi Ben! When you wrote this white paper back in December, I studied it very closely and decided to follow this allocation in my RRSP. I can't thank you enough for including a section on page 25 (Proposed Equity Model Portfolio) for tax efficiency in an RRSP. Without your hard work, this information would not be available to investors like me. This channel is a blessing for Canadian Investors. Cheers from BC!
TBH, I don't understand that part. You don't have to pay taxes on money inside an RRSP, so why does it matter if the funds are from US or Canada? (Background: the paper lists some US equivalents for CDN funds, saying that this is more tax efficient in an RRSP.)
@@1Blackstaffer it’s probably about withholding taxes imposed by America on American stocks and dividends. And America taxes Canadian RRSP’s differently than personal investment accounts.
Where can i get this paper?
@@nelsonenegbuma6033 it’s linked in this videos description
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It's not your average youtuber that can make me actually go read something for a change but I'd be a fool not to check out your paper after this vid
Right!
Exactly what I'm doing right now!! Im a new investor and I'm glad I found Ben!!
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Sure but if you read enough about the topic you'll learn that the size premium is most accentuated within value stocks and that small cap growth is a bit of a waste... So an index that doesn't sort for value misses some of the benefit.
This is why the recommended funds AVUV and AVDV mentioned in his paper are small cap value funds, not just small cap.
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Sir, you are a treasure to this community. I still have questions, especially considering reasonable prices for this exposure with the current ETFs available in Europe, but you video sums up about 8 weeks of research for me. The average TER of such factor ETFs is rather high, and these costs are a given compared to the expected average return premium. It's a weird, but familiar feeling to dive this deep into economics as a computer scientist, feels like data mining all over again. You really helped me a lot, simply because you sum up my own conclusions devoid of the noise to the right and left of the path. Thank you very much.
Im just getting into investing. I've always loved science, I never realized you could be scientific with investing. Thanks for your hard work Ben, it's life changing
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Why you bring that up??? Now I'm staring at the man eyes...and counting.
It's too inefficient to blink.
Because Aliens never do
If I had a CFP, CFA, MBA, wife, kids, and I was a portfolio manager I wouldn't have time to blink either.
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Underrated channel. Thanks Ben
This is stellar, I was literally just having a bit of a binge through your previous videos, and this new video appeared as I refreshed at the end. This info couldn't have come at a better time, as I've recently been a bit overwhelmed with wanting to reorganise my allocation. I'm not hugely experienced but it's very difficult to discern good advice from bad when it comes to this stuff. Excellent info, and all impeccably referenced. A huge breath of fresh air!
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Dude you're absolutely awesome. Like for real. Thanks for everything you do. Your effort really helps understand these rather complicated topics and it improves life quality of whoever is watching as a result of it. Also the videos are very entertaining to me and I love your no nonesense approach while staring at me out of that grey void with the ocasional well picked graphs and animations. Greetings from Germany to you and your family. Please keep up the good work.
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I've been watching and re-watching the same videos from you. I feel like even though they're 15 minutes there's so much information in them. The size & value factors are probably one of the most interesting studies I've ever heard of in my time in the industry!! Love your videos and keep up the great work Ben!
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Ben, you are the best. I don't know if you know this, but you are helping a lot of investors from all around the world (I'm Brazilian, btw). Thanks a lot! Keep up the great work!
Amazing stuff man! We don't even have such ETFs here in India. Although I can only invest in low cost index funds, I still watch you're content just to gain some other worldly knowledge!
Kudos to your efforts Ben👍
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Hi Ben, my introduction to investing two years ago was to Vanguard's market cap weighted index funds. I really like the way you present yourself and feel like I'm going to need a month to digest this information. I'm planning on printing your paper today and keeping it in the work truck to read on my lunch breaks! Thank you for everything you are sharing!
Saturday morning...coffee...and Ben has a new video. This is going to be a good day! Thank you, excellent as usual. Greatly appreciated
This advice, when you presented it in your earlier videos and in your podcast, was the basis of how I structured my newly opened retirement account. I feel very confident it what I invested in because of your videos. I wish there were more creators who put this much careful thought and research into their content.
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This is probably my favorite video that you have produced so far.
Thank you for making an updated version of the amazing 2019 video ("Small Cap and Value Stocks") that summarizes the relevant theory while introducing the concept of factors. I've been compiling a short list of your videos that I'd share with friends & family that are interested in learning how to invest (and also more generally plan for retirement and manage wealth), and this one is a great summary for the investment portion. And as you have mentioned many times, I'll still end up recommending only something similar to VT, which is sub-optimal, but easier to manage. That is, until we have an equally easy, single-ticket ETF with factor diversification. DFA and Avantis are looking promising.
Either way, understanding about factors (even when not tilting towards them) greatly helps in showing people how trying to pick individual stocks is a losers' game.
Your videos should be considered digital heritage. Thanks for all your work and PWL for supporting it.
This is the video we've all been waiting for!
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Watched this after reading "Trillions". Great explanation! I am going to implement the portfolio you outlined in your paper... Thank you so much for this incredibly valuable information!
Another great video Ben! Always clear and concise!
Thanks a lot Felix! Your educational content is highly valuable.
I hope your content gets more visible by the day so that more people can invest with 'Common sense'. Thanks again Felix and looking forward to more great content.
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Finally we are starting to see some products available for individual investors. I’ve known about these factors for a long time (did a reading deep dive back around 2006) but there were few vehicles available. DFA is great, but really only accessible to those working with an advisor and often limited to those with a large portfolio.
One thing I would add is that if you add these factors you must be willing to tolerate returns that can differ on a year to year basis significantly from a market cap weighted portfolio.
DFA made some ETFs that are available to all. Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, you are completely right about the risks. I too often see people go into value cause its more "stable" and they expect lower returns... But i also have to ask you: how did you know about the factors in 2006??
Great video Ben! Love the evidence-based approach on this channel 👍
Honeslty the best financial youtuber hands down. Thank you ben you're awesome, the content you give us for free is truly amazing.
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Another banger from Ben! Off to read the paper now.
Thank you for this video. Nice to see you back.
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Appreciate the content once again! Genuine wealth of information and knowledge!
Another excellent video, and one I’ve been waiting for
Awesome video! Good source of knowledge for common investors! Cheers Ben!
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This felt like a 15-minute flashback of my finance classes.
Ben you are a very talented and highly intelligent person thanks for sharing your knowledge
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I love how you always present the scientific sources to back up your claims and how easily you explain topics. I have a suggestion for one topic that you could cover in future videos: (multi-factor) ETF portfolio rebalancing. What is the most optimal rebalancing frequency with regards to returns assuming no rebalancing costs incurred. Thank You!
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Amazing video, as always.
Perfect vid at the right time for me as I've been looking at these tilts recently.
Unfortunately I'm having difficulty finding global small cap value funds. At least, ones available here in the UK.
Keep it up Ben!
Same, I'm just thinking vanguard's global all cap will be a good one fund solution, I do believe they have a small cap fund if you're interested, but no etf
Yup, this is the problem, very little available in Europe. Even the Avantis US funds are unfavorable in my country's tax law, and aren't traded at local exchanges, and trading at a US exchange has high order costs.
Excellent again, Ben!
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Ben, you are a gem! Videos like this are real gold. It's like I'm in a great financial university but for free.
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This is the goldmine investors need to see. Great job Ben! Now we just need to see a video and sample allocation for those with a lower risk tolerance and/or shorter time horizon.
As a retiree, I second that.
Thanks Ben, top quality content as usual. Nothing on youtube comes even close to knowledge you dispense. Now what I need is leveraged AVDV and AVUV funds... :)
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Excellent stuff. Thank you.
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The man has an article outlining why you might not want to do this in the description. The transparency is awesome.
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Quality video as always.
Finally we get to have a bit of fun around here.
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Amazing. Thanks a lot. I hope a small cap value UCITS ETF is launched shortly.
Thanks Ben!
I tossed a 5% value tilt in my portfolio since listening to your podcast and have been very pleased :D Will likely stop there hahaha
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Y'know, I totally agree with you that market cap index etfs are probably best for most investors, and were best for me at the very start of my investment journey, because they reduce the complexity of managing a portfolio. But I just wanna add some of my own POV as someone who at this point would be happy to move on to something more advanced even if it adds more complexity.
As a data scientist who genuinely enjoys this sort of thing but is relatively new to investing (
That really is the trade-off: Simplicity v optimization. Index funds are simple esp with simple auto re-balancing funds like Vanguard Life Strategy or Target Date funds. I don't know of any similar widely available factor-slanted funds. So factor slants require a little more complexity and maintenance. So if you don't want to focus much on investing single, simple auto re-balancing funds are probably the best option. If you want potential for slightly higher returns and don't mind more complexity factor-slants are something to consider.
I know this is an old comment, but I've had a similar struggle of always trying to optimize more and have more fun by discovering new things in finance, which unfortunately often mostly ends up in the boring answer of index investing, but I think at some point we have to accept that there is little left to optimize, and maybe we should just let our investing be mostly boring, and have fun optimizing and discovering in other fields of life.
Yes, factors are interesting, but it's also not going to take that much time to include in the portfolio, if it's worth spending all the time on at all (which apparently Ben himself said he wouldn't do if he didn't have access to DFA funds, and just settle for simple index funds).
So in short... maybe let investing be mostly boring, and tweak something else like... learn Japanese or program an awesome project? ;)
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I’m such a Ben Felix groupie and a nerd. I’ve watched this video probably 10 times.
Thanks, Ben!!
Great series of videos Ben. Don't stop! Informative and logically presented.
High quality as usual.
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Wow you're good. Wish I had professors like you in finance, I had to do a lot of research myself to improve my knowledge in the field, and your channel feels like the papers and books I referenced in college. I'll gladly read your paper, the promised outcome is very appealing but I am concerned the fees will eat all the margin compared to the ETFs I use where I only pay taxes when I make profits and every other fee is basically non existent. I will happily play with the theory again!
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Yes, I only use DFA as well for my clients.
This is the video that led me down the rabbit hole. Thanks 😁
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Wonderful video Ben, thankyou. Unfortunately, here in Australia there are still very limited opportunities for targeting factors using ETFs. There are several ETFs targeting small caps (both domestic and international) but that's about it. DFA has no ETFs down here and they have a minimum 500k investment requirement for their off-market funds, which puts them a bit out of my reach, at least for the time being :/
How do we know that these risk factors will persist? With the explosion of the internet, research tools, and instant availability of data that can be accessed by the individual investor, how can we be certain that the small/value premium won’t be arbitraged away?
Thanks for the excellent well-researched thought-provoking video as usual Ben!
According to another portfolio researcher, factors slightly diminish after publication, but mostly persist. They might simply be an additional risk premium, in addition to the market risk. I've written this comment in more detail elsewhere so I won't elaborate, I'm sure you'll find articles on this ;)
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Name another person referencing ssrn articles and talking about investing. Probably only a handful out there
It is still important to emphasize that there is no free lunch and you are taking on more risk when you buy AVUV instead of VTI, and it really just depends on if you can tolerate that chance of under-performing the market for a decade or so. And that really depends on your personal situation and lifestyle more than anything, along with your soundness of financial plan to consider the fact that you may have low returns without the type of government and societal intervention that goes with the overall market slumping.
I have concerns that especially those with experience handing ups and downs of different factors may overplay the benefits of expected returns while underselling the reality of risk in general, which can be a bit dishonest even if it is a white lie.
I really like these videos, however, since I am not in finance, I have to watch them 2-3 times to really get the message.
I would love a "softer" explanation at the end so that noobs like me can get the general idea ;)
Keep up the good work Ben, I already printed the paper to read it
@Matthew Ryan did a pretty good job above in the comments somewhere but I'll give it a shot. Basically, active management has been shown not to reliably outperform the general upward drift of the market itself, even the managers that do outperform don't have repeat success year after year. So the basics of rational investing is to invest in total market index funds (with very low fees, filled with stocks in relative proportion to their share of the market) which on its own is a pretty solid approach and very easy to accomplish with ETFs. Then, to increase expected return by gaining exposure to the five factors ben is discussing. To do this, the sensible approach (or easiest anyway) is to find a combination of purpose built ETFs to invest in, e.g. adding small cap value ETFs for the US market, world market and for your home country as applicable. At this time, finding a decent small cap value ETF for e.g. Canada is problematic, but Ben has generously put together model portfolios that do a good job at approximating an ideal portfolio to match this approach and gain as much exposure to the 5 factors as possible while also minimizing fees, being reasonably tax efficient, etc. It's a balancing act, but the expectation based on the available evidence is that over the long term this portfolio will at least modestly outperform the market, and be more reliable in doing so due to its multi-factor diversity.
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@Ben Felix looks like Dimensional released multiple ETFs around factor investing since this video was published. Would appreciate an update on model portfolio construction based on those ETFs.
I'm sure you probably say it somewhere (or write it the paper - has been a while I've read it!), but one thing to keep in mind with the model 5-factor portfolio you propose is that is uses some US ETFs (AVUV for Small Cap Value, AVDV for International Small Cap Value), so you have to buy in US dollar which for a DIY comes with an extra cost (or complexity if using a strategy like Norbert's Gambit). As you point out in that same paper (or the previous video about 5-factor), is that some "factor" ETFs not only have much higher fees, but fail to capture their factor(s) effectively. But I guess I should revisit it if the risk-adjusted performance is significantly better makes it worth the hassle, especially in a RRSP where holding US Assets is fiscally advantageous.
Section 7 of his paper addresses tax efficiency and RRSP
@@GiantAnteatersRkool Knew he wouldn't have overlooked it. Complexity "cost" is subjective however :)
How is holding US Assets in an RRSP fiscally advantageous? I understand why holding them in an RRSP vs NOT in an RRSP is advantageous. I don't understand why holding US stocks in an RRSP is an advantage over holding Canadian stocks in an RRSP.
@@1Blackstaffer Internet correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I remember, in a nutshell the US and Canada have an agreement to wave the withholding taxes of the US holdings in RRSPs of Canadian citizens and reciprocally the Canadian holdings in US tax deferred equivalent (401(K), maybe others?) of US citizens. But it only works if you hold US assets in a USD [EDIT: RRSP account, not sure it has to be in a USD account, but I think you have to trade in a USD account to purchase US securities in most banks - not something I'm experienced with though].
Hi Ben !
Thanks for a great video. I was wondering if investing in ETFs like XCNS, XBAL, XGRO, XEQT depending on your risk profile is a better option altogether instead of investing in blue chip companies stocks and high dividend ETFs for income?
Great video as always!
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Ben, when can we expect you to work with someone to build a fund based on your research? I want an easy way to invest in this model.
Keep up the great work. Your videos, more than any other source, are the reason I've become so excited about investing.
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Ben, great video!
Quick question: Which ETF will you choose between IJS vs AVUV and why? I see IJS has lower fees and follows a passive strategy whereas AVUV has a bit higher fees and is an actively managed ETF. Is there a reason why AVUV is in the model portfolio, not IJS or VBR? Thank you!
Great research. Once discovered, more investors tilt their portfolios to capture the premiums. Does this mean they will mean revert? I don't know. I've decided to keep my portfolio simple and not chase these other premiums which may diminish. Plus the expense ratios on these other funds are higher, which takes away some of the premium.
Please can you enable subtitles?
I'm from Brazil, and I love your content!
Thanks Ben for this great video. Somehow this one does not have CC enabled. I teach in Spanish and some of my students will greatly appreciate the CC feature. If you could enable them they will be very happy!! Keep up the great work (and also the podcats!!). Best wishes
First, awesome video as always!
It is possible to buy Dimensional`s ETFs now (DFAU, DFAI, DFAE). Would it make sense to make a portfolio using only these ETFs to be exposed to 5 factor investing?
Such valuable info!
It's disappointing that in Europe we don't even have an International Small Cap Value ETF. We do have a liquid Small Cap ETF from iShares, but that includes Growth Small Cap, and we know that they drive down the net return of the whole asset class.
We also have 2 Small Cap Value ETF's from SPDR for USA and Europe, but the size of those funds are so small that investors risk the closure of those ETFs...
Guess I'll stick with my cap weighted FTSE All-World ETF from Vanguard from now...
Lots of discussion on that here community.rationalreminder.ca/t/search-for-an-ideal-ucits-factor-portfolio/3340
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Is the forum invite-only?
Love your content, thank you
how about taking some courses and investing in yourself for your own future so you can produce income and value than trying to con people on social media...just some food for thought. Hope you take my advice.
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@Ben Felix Listen to Abubaker. He gave you great advice
Thanks Ben, when following a model like this rather than just combination of US total market and International ex-US index funds, does rebalancing make a greater or smaller impact on final returns?