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There is no reputable ETF that will give you 15% return. Even 10% real return is incredibly unlikely.
by akavi 7y ago
There is no reputable ETF that will give you 15% return. Even 10% real return is incredibly unlikely.
- OJFord 7y agoI don't think 'unreputable' is fair - they're just a different (not 'low - medium'!) risk profile.
- nuclearnice1 7y agoWhat tickers?
- atombender 7y agoPerhaps they're referring to leveraged ETFs like UPRO (Direxion Daily 3X Bull & Bear S&P) and TQQQ (ProShares UltraPro QQQ). Be advised that they are not designed to be held over more than a day, although with the current bull market, they have not actually been hit by the decay factor inherent to all leveraged ETFs. Other higher-risk ETFs would be things like solar/wind sector ETFs (e.g. TAN, FAN, PBW, IQCLN, QCLN, etc.) or bleeding-edge biotech (e.g. SBIO).
- Kirby64 7y agoNo, they're just non-existent. Anyone with a brokerage account had a ~20%+ return last year... it's over 30 years that matters. I'm sure there's SOME ETF that managed to do 15% returns over a 30 yr period, but that's just selection bias after the fact. It doesn't mean that ETF would do well this year, or next.