Schwab International Equity ETF

SCHF

Market cap $51.5B

Overview Fund Activity

23.27 USD

+0.07

0.3%

At close Updated Sep 18, 10:35 AM EDT

1 day

0.3%

5 days

0.43%

1 month

2.11%

3 months

7.38%

6 months

13.73%

Year to date

26.19%

1 year

16%

5 years

45.07%

10 years

65.62%

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Funds holding %

of 7,463 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

115% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 131 | Existing positions closed: 61

17% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 551 | Existing positions reduced: 469

13% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $28.5B [Q1] → $32.1B (+$3.6B) [Q2]

3% more funds holding

Funds holding: 1,286 [Q1] → 1,330 (+44) [Q2]

3% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 161 [Q1] → 166 (+5) [Q2]

0.68% less ownership

Funds ownership: 66.31% [Q1] → 65.63% (-0.68%) [Q2]

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Financial journalist opinion

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Global Equity ETFs Draw Rising Investor Interest

Global equity funds saw $10.65B inflows as Fed rate cut bets, a weak dollar and diversification needs drive investors abroad.

Global Equity ETFs Draw Rising Investor Interest

SCHF: An Appealing Low-Cost International Equity Strategy

SCHF offers low-cost, diversified exposure to developed international equities, excluding the US, with strong liquidity and a 3bps expense ratio. The ETF tracks the FTSE Developed ex-US Index, minimizing single-stock risk and providing broad sector and country diversification. Risks include exposure to tariffs, currency, and other macroeconomic factors, but the index's structure helps diversify these risks.

SCHF: An Appealing Low-Cost International Equity Strategy

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The 3 Schwab ETFs That Look Like Screaming Buys Right Now

As far as the top exchange traded fund (ETF) providers are concerned, Schwab has to be among the top picks for most long-term investors.

The 3 Schwab ETFs That Look Like Screaming Buys Right Now

SPEU Vs. SCHF: A Focus On Europe Is Looking More Attractive

Heavy exposure to Japan in the Schwab International Equity ETF poses potential risks due to emerging issues in the Japanese market, prompting a reassessment of my earlier outlook. The SPDR® Portfolio Europe ETF offers broad European diversification, low fees (0.07%), and a solid dividend yield, making it an attractive international alternative. SPEU's sector and country allocations reduce concentration risk, with strong representation in the UK, France, and Germany.

SPEU Vs. SCHF: A Focus On Europe Is Looking More Attractive

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Schwab's 50% ETF Fee Cut Sends a Message to Rivals

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Schwab's 50% ETF Fee Cut Sends a Message to Rivals

Never Bet Against America? I'm Considering It With This International ETF

The U.S. remains the dominant global economic power, but ongoing trade tensions may threaten its long-term leadership. I continue to invest in American businesses, but believe diversifying internationally is prudent for long-term wealth building. Uncertainty from U.S. trade policies could prompt other nations to unify and reduce reliance on America, shifting global dynamics.

Never Bet Against America? I'm Considering It With This International ETF

SCHF: Multiple Reasons To Remain Long Non-US, Developed Stocks

I continue to search for ways to diversify outside the US, and this fund offers broad exposure to the developed world. SCHF holds a lot of Japanese and UK shares, and they are attractively priced compared to the rest of the market. This ETF has strong momentum behind it, and I see more gains ahead in the short term.

SCHF: Multiple Reasons To Remain Long Non-US, Developed Stocks

SCHF: International Stocks On The Verge Of A Massive Breakout, Still Cheap Too

SCHF has a buy rating due to its modest valuation, strong relative strength, and impressive performance in developed international markets, including Europe. The ETF offers low-cost, tax-efficient exposure to large- and mid-cap equities outside the U.S., with a high dividend yield of 3.0%. SCHF's technical indicators suggest a potential breakout, with key resistance at $20-$21 and a bullish cup and handle pattern targeting $28.

SCHF: International Stocks On The Verge Of A Massive Breakout, Still Cheap Too

Pick Up SCHF While Foreign Stocks Are On Sale

Schwab International Equity Fund appears to be a great option for conservative investors who want to own large cap stocks in developed markets outside the US. Stocks in the US have never been so expensive when compared to their foreign counterparts, and conditions in overseas markets may be ripe for a turnaround. I feel that the upside potential in SCHF outweighs the downside risk, and I consider Schwab International Equity ETF to be a buy heading into the new year.

Pick Up SCHF While Foreign Stocks Are On Sale

SCHF And IDHQ: Consider These ETFs For An Ex-US Tilt

For those considering an international tilt due to the S&P 500's mega-cap overweight, despite ex-US stocks' past underperformance, we suggest two different ETFs. All available Ex-US ETFs suffer from one or more of several issues we discuss at length. Those issues include over-diversification, concentration in all caps or small caps, small AUM, investment in companies from countries with alien values, and nonqualified, foreign-taxed dividends.

SCHF And IDHQ: Consider These ETFs For An Ex-US Tilt

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