u/tsnw-2005

*Edit: NDQ not NQD :-D

Because of the new rule changes, SpaceX gets included into the NASDAQ 100 on July the 7th. I have a bit of cash to invest and I was holding off under the notion that SpaceX's IPO might trigger a resonance cascade and bring the whole Ai bubble down.

But as they say, the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.

Apparently the inclusion into the index is not going to cause much of a change in the index itself but will have more of an effect on SpaceX. Because of weighting SpaceX is only going to be about 1% of the index.

What would you do?

Hi. I'm an Aussie but I thought you guys might find this helpful. I've got a list of ETFs on the Toronto exchange and I've ranked them by 5 year (annualised) return. This is definitely in Beta and there may be errors or missing ETFs. This is NOT Ai, this is exported from my app using a paid data source.

All returns include dividends because I'm using the adjusted_close price.

I welcome the finding of errors and hope you find it useful!

Hi. I've put together a list of all the ETFs on the London exchange and I've ranked them by 10y returns.

I've had some pushback in the past about some returns being missing or wrong. In this iteration I've improved the returns by calculating them myself from price data instead of relying on my provider.

Hope some of you find it useful, and please point out any errors you see.

x post from r/asx. Some of you may remember the list I posted a couple of days ago. Many of you pointed out errors in the returns, and the flat out non-existance of some ETFs that should exist in the list. Anyway, I believe the numbers are good;

okay, so what was wrong last time? Last time I was getting the returns from my provider. This time I'm calculating the returns from first principals. u/Itchy_Journalist_175 pointed out that I can calculate what I need from the price data (of course you can, I'm an idiot).

I've checked a few against the reported results from the ETF manager reports directly, and they're basically bang on. The results can be a fraction of a percent off, because it depends on exactly when they grabbed the price. From what I can gather returns are updated at least monthly and the end of month closing price is used.

I welcome the finding of errors!

Does anyone have the historical dividend yields for BHP? I want to check my results.

I'm working out the BHP dividend yields historically, but the financial data is listed in USD (from my provider), but the price data is in AUD (from the ASX). So I'm using FOREX to convert from AUD to USD for each day, to then give an accurate dividend yield.

I want to check my results.