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The fund's investment adviser, employing the Davis Investment Discipline, primarily allocates its portfolio to common equity securities issued by companies based in both the United States and other nations, spanning both developed and emerging markets. A substantial portion of these investments will target entities that are either legally domiciled or physically located outside the U.S., whose principal trading venue is international, or that generate a significant amount of their business beyond U.S. borders. The adviser defines "significant amount" as a company deriving at least half of its revenue or possessing at least half of its assets from outside the United States.
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DWLD seeks value in developed and emerging market stocks with special attention paid to the U.S. DWLD is having a moment in 2024, beating both IVV and ACWI, thanks to its substantial footprint in Chinese companies. But unfortunately, the long-term picture looks less appealing, with the annualized return below that of ACWI and risk metrics revealing its weaknesses.
The Davis Select Worldwide ETF (DWLD) offers diversified exposure to financials, consumer discretionary, communications, and healthcare sectors, with a notable 90% price return since inception. Despite a higher expense ratio, DWLD's performance justifies its cost, especially when compared to larger ETFs like iShares MSCI ACWI ETF. Emerging markets are growing faster than developed ones, suggesting a shift in global economic power that DWLD is well-positioned to capture.
Investors were net purchasers of money market funds while being net redeemers of equity funds, tax-exempt fixed income funds, and taxable bond funds for the week. For the week, the average equity fund (including ETFs) witnessed market declines of 1.01%, while its taxable fixed income counterpart declined 0.23%.