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Dimensional International Small Cap Value ETF

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Seeking Alpha
1 month ago
DISV: Benchmark-Beating International ETF
Dimensional International Small Cap Value ETF is an actively managed fund holding about 1,500 international small caps. DISV is diversified across sectors and holdings, with a focus on Japan. The fund has outperformed international benchmarks and the S&P 500 since its inception.
DISV: Benchmark-Beating International ETF
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Market Watch
1 month ago
This group of stocks should trounce the S&P 500, according to a veteran money manager
U.S. stocks are trading at high valuations relative to historical averages, pointing to a long period of weak performance.
This group of stocks should trounce the S&P 500, according to a veteran money manager
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ETF Trends
3 months ago
The Disparity & Opportunity in Small-Cap ETFs
It's true that it's been a challenging year for U.S. small-cap ETFs. Using the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) as a benchmark for the category, we immediately see that 2025 has been marked by red ink.
The Disparity & Opportunity in Small-Cap ETFs
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Seeking Alpha
5 months ago
DISV: Good ETF For International Small-Cap Value Exposure
Dimensional International Small Cap Value ETF's market-cap weighted approach focuses on small, non-U.S. companies in developed markets, aiming for long-term capital appreciation but not ideal for income seekers. Here I compare DISV with other ETFs, both International and U.S.-only reveals sector allocation differences that can impact performance. I rate DISV a Hold; while it diversifies, U.S. equities remain the superior long-term choice for most investors due to better risk-return.
DISV: Good ETF For International Small-Cap Value Exposure
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ETF Trends
8 months ago
Small-Caps: Big Potential in Today's Market
Little-known China AI startup DeepSeek sent fear rippling throughout the markets this week by announcing major strides in its large language model technology at just a fraction of the cost of what many experts thought possible. That sparked a mini-collapse among big-cap tech stocks like Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia, which tumbled 20% at its low.
Small-Caps: Big Potential in Today's Market