Good day,
Alright so I'm not saying this is going to happen, and I don't know if this is the right place to post this. But Reddit just made fun of me, so here I am.
I was thinking about starting an fund made of ETFs. The investment thesis is simple. It starts with every country in the world. I use market cap and gdp. I sort every country in terms of market cap, assign a market for each country, and invest accordingly.
It's basically the S&P 500 for countries instead of companies. I do something similar for fixed income side except I use GDP.
If you can figure out the equation go right ahead. Not many people are willing to drop their career and do this on their own. Not worried about people using this investment thesis. At all.
Okay so my question is;
- Where do I start?
- How do I structure the fund?
- How do I raise capital?
Thanks, Murphy
I believe this already basically exists as an ETF.
Vanguard Total World Stock ETF https://advisors.vanguard.com/web/c1/fas-investmentproducts/VT
Vanguard Total World Bond ETF https://advisors.vanguard.com/web/c1/fas-investmentproducts/BNDW
I’m worried you don’t understand that this is a low margin business and so the only advantage is scale.
Yeah but if he raises millions from his dad he'll be swimming in pennies.
You're close. That's more like the benchmark. My portfolio beats the benchmark by about 50 basis points every year. You're thinking of it a little wrong, but you're close. That's every stock in the world from largest to smallest in terms of market cap. Think of every country from largest to smallest in terms of market cap. The idea is that every stock inside of every country is correlated together. You have to group these together. Countries each have their own laws and cultural differences, so it makes a little more sense to separate them out.
it would be difficult for people to take on inexperienced manager risk for 50bps. Why not just do risk parity?
Furthermore, yes I completely understand. 25 basis point annual expense ratio is peanuts. It would have to be something on the side. It wouldn't make sense as a full time job unless there was something like $1B AUM
This is an ancient morningstar report for proof https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwCMR2ISHPROR1Y4STREMU5Ud0pmajJUX3Z4cU…
What is the point? You spend $1m setting this all up, and don't break even until $1bn in AUM. It would be easier to join Blackrock or Fidelity and then start this type of fund as a product within the company and get credit as the PM of the fund instead.
Yeah true
pls make a $THOT ticker and interview basic white girls on college campuses every quarter to reallocate into new trends.
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