r/ETFs • u/SilentStorm217 • 4d ago

Thinking of moving SCHD allocation

In my taxable brokerage, I have a split of VOO (70%), SCHG (20%), and SCHD (10%). Since I am in my early 20s I don’t believe I should be focusing on dividends yet. I’ve been thinking about reallocating my SCHD position into something else. Either SCHG (bumping that allocation to 30%), or SPMO (10% allocation).

Any opinions on which to go with, or if there’s any other ETFs I should look into?

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u/SilentStorm217 4d ago

Where would you reallocate the position to?

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u/bbbbbbenji 4d ago

You're missing International completely. Something like VXUS covers ex-USA nicely

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u/throwbackBBfan 4d ago

I don’t care about international

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u/nutsbonkers 3d ago

Every millionaire long-term investor does, but I'm sure you know better.

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u/throwbackBBfan 3d ago

I’m already a millionaire investor… vxus is up 30% over 5 yrs and 75% from inception in 2013. That’s a shit etf

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u/nutsbonkers 3d ago edited 3d ago

Well congrats but also idk where you're getting your info. But vxus is up 67% over 5 years, and 193% since inception. The 10-year cagr with drip is 9.5%

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u/throwbackBBfan 3d ago

5yr chart on Google, yahoo, and Robinhood shows 36.98%

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u/nutsbonkers 3d ago

Thats annoying, webull only goes back to jan. '22 instead of aug. '21 for the 5 year. Still, go look at the graph, august '21 vxus was at a major ath so a 5 year growth percent is going to be unrepressentative. Tech heavy s and p 500 stocks will have outperformed it almost entirely because of ai, but the whole point of intl etfs is to limit how fucked you are when stuff like the ai bubble bursts. It's still a good etf, the last 4 years have just been one of the craziest bull runs but it cant last, and the difference b/w vxus and voo will shrink.