Best Global Funds for Long Term Investing - Top Performers 2024
Summary
TLDREl guión de este video explora los fondos globales como la base ideal para una cartera de inversión, destacando su diversificación instantánea y la posibilidad de ser rebalanceados a través de seguimiento de índices o gestión activa. Se comparan diferentes estructuras de fondos globales, como ETFs, trusts de inversión y OICs, y se presentan ejemplos de cada uno, enfocándose en aquellos que subestiman o excluyen mercados emergentes. Se argumenta que los mejores fondos globales suelen tener un rendimiento superior al de los mercados emergentes. Además, se analiza el rendimiento histórico y se ofrecen detalles sobre los principales activos y estrategias de gestión de tres fondos específicos, destacando su bajo costo y enfoque en mega caps y grandes empresas.
Takeaways
- 🌐 Los fondos globales son ideales para el núcleo de un portafolio de inversión, ya que ofrecen diversificación instantánea y no dependen de un solo país o mercado de valores.
- 📊 Estos fondos se rebalancean automáticamente, ya sea siguiendo un índice o mediante gestión activa, adaptándose a los cambios en los mercados.
- 🇺🇸 Actualmente, los fondos globales están fuertemente inclinados hacia las empresas listadas en EE. UU., pero esto puede cambiar si la composición del mercado global cambia.
- 🤔 A pesar de la gran variedad de fondos globales disponibles, puede ser difícil decidir cuál invertir, ya que vienen en diferentes estructuras como ETFs, trusts de inversión y OICs.
- 💡 Los mejores fondos globales tienden a tener una baja exposición a mercados emergentes o no incluirlos en absoluto, debido a los bajos rendimientos ofrecidos por estas bolsas en años recientes.
- 📈 Un ejemplo destacado es el JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity ETF, que busca generar un rendimiento superior al del índice MSCI World, con una gestión activa sutil.
- 💻 Este ETF es distintivo por ser gestionado activamente, invirtiendo en empresas de mercados desarrollados y tomando en cuenta criterios de ESG como un factor secundario.
- 💰 Los fondos de inversión como el JP Morgan Global Growth and Income ofrecen una combinación de crecimiento y rentabilidad, con una estrategia de selección de acciones de alta convicción.
- 📊 Los trusts de inversión, como el JP Morgan Global Growth and Income, tienen una gestión más personalizada y pueden utilizar préstamos para aumentar la rentabilidad o las pérdidas.
- 🏦 La OIC, como el Legal and General Global 100 Index Trust, se enfoca en seguir el rendimiento de grandes compañías a nivel mundial, siendo económicamente accesible y con un historial de alto rendimiento.
- 📉 La desventaja de ciertos OICs es que solo están disponibles en plataformas con tarifas más altas, lo que puede afectar la rentabilidad a largo plazo.
Q & A
¿Por qué son ideales los fondos globales para el núcleo de un portafolio de inversión?
-Los fondos globales son ideales para el núcleo de un portafolio de inversión porque proporcionan diversificación instantánea y no dependen de un solo país o mercado de valores. Se rebalancean automáticamente, ya sea siguiendo un índice o mediante gestión activa.
¿Cómo se ajusta la composición de un fondo global si los mercados cambian?
-La composición de un fondo global se ajusta automáticamente si los mercados cambian, ya sea a través de la seguimiento de un índice o mediante la gestión activa, para reflejar siempre el estado actual de los mercados.
¿Cuál es el problema que enfrentan los inversores con la cantidad de fondos globales disponibles?
-El problema que enfrentan los inversores es la dificultad para decidir en qué fondo global invertir debido a la gran cantidad de opciones disponibles, que también varían en estructura, como ETFs, trusts de inversión y OICs.
¿Por qué algunos de los mejores fondos globales tienden a tener una baja exposición a mercados emergentes o no incluirlos en absoluto?
-Algunos de los mejores fondos globales tienden a tener una baja exposición a mercados emergentes o no incluirlos porque, en años recientes, las acciones de mercados emergentes han ofrecido rendimientos pobres.
¿Qué tipo de fondos globales son los que se mencionan en el script y cuál es su similitud?
-El script menciona ETFs, trusts de inversión y OICs como tipos de fondos globales. Su similitud radica en permitir a los inversores obtener exposición a múltiples activos subyacentes en una sola transacción.
¿Qué es un ETF y qué ventajas tiene sobre otros tipos de fondos?
-Un ETF, o Exchange Traded Fund, es un tipo de fondo que se negocia en bolsa y tiene una amplia disponibilidad, especialmente en plataformas de inversión con las tarifas más bajas. Ofrece ventajas como una gestión más sencilla y a menudo menores costos.
¿Qué hace que el JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity ETF sea diferente a otros ETFs?
-El JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity ETF se diferencia de otros ETFs en que está gestionado activamente, invirtiendo en compañías de mercados desarrollados y buscando generar un rendimiento superior al del índice MSCI World, también teniendo en cuenta algunos criterios de ESG de manera secundaria.
¿Cuál es la tarifa de gestión continua del JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity ETF y cómo afecta su tamaño a la inversión?
-La tarifa de gestión continua del JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity ETF es del 0.25%, lo que lo hace relativamente barato para un fondo gestionado activamente. Su tamaño, con más de 5.5 mil millones de activos bajo gestión, indica estabilidad y un historial de rendimiento suficiente para evaluar su desempeño.
¿Qué es un trust de inversión y cómo se diferencia de un ETF?
-Un trust de inversión es similar a un ETF en que sus acciones se pueden comprar y vender en una bolsa y que posee activos subyacentes para generar rendimientos. Sin embargo, difieren en detalles como la estructura de la empresa, la forma en que se gestionan y las tarifas que pueden aplicarse.
¿Cómo se describe el objetivo del JP Morgan Global Growth and Income en términos de rendimiento y comparación con el índice?
-El objetivo del JP Morgan Global Growth and Income es proporcionar rendimientos totales superiores y superar el índice MSCI All Country World a largo plazo, construyendo una cartera de alta convicción de entre 50 y 90 acciones, basada en la selección de acciones de manera bottom-up.
¿Qué características definen al LG Global 100 Index Trust y cómo se diferencia de otros fondos globales?
-El LG Global 100 Index Trust se caracteriza por rastrear el rendimiento del índice S&P Global 100, que consta de las 100 compañías más grandes del mundo. Se diferencia de otros fondos globales al enfocarse en mega caps y grandes empresas, lo que puede resultar en un rendimiento superior en ciertos mercados.
¿Cuál es la desventaja principal de invertir en un OIC como el LG Global 100 y cómo afecta la elección de plataforma?
-La desventaja principal de invertir en un OIC como el LG Global 100 es que solo está disponible en plataformas que suelen tener tarifas más altas para la inversión, lo que puede afectar negativamente el rendimiento neto de los inversores.
¿Qué estrategia de inversión podría ser mejor para un inversor que busca una alternativa al LG Global 100 y por qué?
-Un inversor podría considerar una estrategia que combine diversificación con enfoque en mega caps y grandes empresas, tal vez buscando ETFs o fondos con un enfoque similar pero disponibles en plataformas con tarifas más bajas, para obtener rendimiento similar sin los costos adicionales de un OIC.
Outlines
🌐 Fondos Globales como Núcleo de una Cartera de Inversiones
Los fondos globales son ideales para la base de una cartera de inversiones debido a su diversificación instantánea, no dependen de un solo país o mercado de valores y se rebalancean automáticamente a través de la seguimiento de un índice o la gestión activa. Aunque actualmente los fondos globales están fuertemente inclinados hacia las compañías listadas en EE.UU., esto puede cambiar si la situación del mercado lo requiere. Los inversores enfrentan la desafiante elección de entre una gran variedad de fondos globales disponibles, que incluyen ETFs, trusts de inversión y OICs, cada uno con estructuras y plataformas de acceso diferentes. Los fondos que subestiman o excluyen mercados emergentes suelen ser los mejores, ya que estos han ofrecido rendimientos pobres en años recientes. El video abordará ejemplos de cada tipo de fondo, destacando su rendimiento y estructura.
📊 ETF de JP Morgan: Un Enfoque Activo para el Rendimiento Aumentado
El primer fondo global analizado es el ETF de JP Morgan Global Research Enhanced Index Equity, una opción de inversión activa que busca generar un rendimiento superior al del índice MSCI World, teniendo en cuenta criterios de ESG de manera secundaria. Este ETF, que solo incluye mercados desarrollados, se diferencia de otros al realizar un seguimiento activo del índice, sobreponderando valores con mayor potencial y subponderando los sobrevalorados. A pesar de ser un fondo activamente administrado, tiene una tarifa razonable del 0.25% y cuenta con más de 5.5 mil millones en activos bajo gestión. Sus resultados muestran un rendimiento desde la puesta en marcha del 104.32%, superando el objetivo de desempeño frente al MSCI World.
🏦 Trust de Inversión Global de JP Morgan: Rendimiento y Rentabilidad
El segundo fondo es el Trust de Inversión Global de JP Morgan, que busca ofrecer rendimientos superiores y superar el índice MSCI All Country World a largo plazo. Este trust gestiona una cartera de alta convicción de entre 50 y 90 acciones, con una estrategia basada en la selección de acciones y el uso de financiamiento para incrementar el rendimiento. Con una tarifa de 0.5% y una distribución trimestral de dividendos que busca un mínimo del 4% del valor neto de los activos, el trust ha mostrado un rendimiento de 36.72% en 10 años, superando significativamente a índices de mercados desarrollados y ofreciendo un equilibrio entre crecimiento y rentabilidad.
📊 OIC Global 100 de Legal & General: Enfocado en Mega Caps y Grandes Empresas
El último fondo presentado es el OIC Global 100 de Legal & General, que busca replicar el rendimiento del índice S&P Global 100, compuesto por las 100 mayores empresas mundiales. Este fondo, con una tarifa mínima del 0.09% y una gran liquidez, refleja la dominancia de las empresas estadounidenses en el mercado global, con un 80% de sus inversiones en EE.UU. A pesar de su enfoque en mega caps y grandes empresas, ha demostrado un rendimiento superior al de fondos globales estándar, con un retorno del 110% en los últimos 5 años frente al 60% de un tracker global de Vanguard. Sin embargo, su disponibilidad solo en plataformas con mayores tarifas puede ser un factor a considerar para los inversores.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Fondos Globales
💡Diversificación
💡Mercado de Valores
💡ETF (Fondo Común de Inversión)
💡Mercados Emergentes
💡Rendimiento
💡Investment Trust
💡OEIC (Compañía de Inversión de Apertura)
💡Cuota de Gestión
💡Rentabilidad Anualizada
💡Factor de Calidad
Highlights
Global funds are ideal for a core investment portfolio due to their instant diversification and rebalancing nature.
Global funds are currently heavily tilted towards American companies due to the US's dominance in the global stock market.
The selection of global funds has become difficult due to the vast number of options available.
Different structures of global funds include ETFs, investment trusts, and OICs, each with varying access across platforms.
The best global funds tend to underweight or exclude emerging markets due to their poor historical returns.
Excluding emerging markets from a global fund may impact its classification as 'truly global' but is often marketed as such.
The JP Morgan Global Research enhanced index Equity ETF (JGRE) is an actively managed ETF aiming to outperform the MSCI World index.
JGRE uses an enhanced index approach by overweighting potential outperforming securities and underweighting overvalued ones.
JGRE has a low ongoing charge of 0.25% and has shown impressive past performance since its inception.
JP Morgan Global Growth and Income (JG GI) is an investment trust aiming for superior total returns over the long term.
JG GI builds a high conviction portfolio of 50 to 90 stocks, focusing on bottom-up stock selection.
The trust uses gearing to magnify gains or losses and provides quarterly distributions with a minimum 4% dividend yield.
JG GI has shown significant outperformance over the past 10 years, delivering a total return of 36.72%.
Legal and General Global 100 Index Trust is an OIC that tracks the performance of the S&P Global 100 index.
This fund has a very low ongoing charge of 0.09% and is heavily weighted towards US mega caps and large caps.
LG Global 100 has significantly outperformed a standard global tracker over the past 5 years, with a return of 110%.
The downside of the LG Global 100 is its availability only on platforms with higher fees due to its OIC structure.
Transcripts
Global funds are perfect for the core of
an Investment Portfolio due them
providing instant diversification
they're not riing on any one country or
stock market and they'll always be
rebalanced be that through tracking an
index or active management so at the
moment when the US clearly makes up most
of the global stock market Global funds
will be heavily tilted towards American
listed companies but if things change
then so should the waiting of a global
fund investors have that insurance their
core fund will always reflect the state
of the markets the problem we have as
investors though which can actually be
considered a good problem to have is
that there are now so many different
Global funds to choose from and it can
be difficult to make a decision about
which one to invest in and what's more
they come in different structures as
well we have ETFs investment trusts and
oic's to choose from and depending on
which platform you use you may have
access to all of these types of fund or
just one or two of them they're all
similar though in that they allow
investors to gain exposure to multiple
underlying assets in just one
transaction in this video I'll take a
look at one example of each type that I
consider to be among the best options
out there I'll also briefly mentioned
other Global funds that I've covered in
other videos or ones I think are worth
looking into what you may notice is that
the best Global funds tend to be the
ones that underweight Emerging Markets
or do not include emerging markets at
all and that's for the simple reason
that emerging market stocks have really
offered poor returns in recent years if
we take a quick look at the index fact
sheet for MSI Emerging Markets we can
see that the 10-year annualized return
stands at only
2.66% so certainly excluding Emerging
Markets will have helped Global Fund
performance of course past performance
does not guarantee future results and
you may want to include some Emerging
Markets just in case they do go on to
offer growth it's up to you you could
also probably make the argument that a
global fund that excludes Emerging
Markets is not truly Global and that is
a fair point but in the world of funds
those that only include developed
markets are often marketed AS Global so
I'll be going along with that as well
and before I begin always remember that
these videos are not Financial advice or
recommendation to invest in any of the
funds featured past performance does not
guarantee future results and when
investing your capital is at risk you
may get back less than what you put in
the first Global fund I'll look at is an
ETF or exchange traded fund which is the
type of fund I talk about the most on
this channel due to them being widely
available particularly on the investment
platforms that have the lowest fees and
if you're looking to get started with
investing I do always leave the links to
these Platforms in the description below
and you can get yourself a free share or
bonus for signing up via them terms and
conditions do apply in the past I've
discussed simple market cap weighted
ETFs and quality Factor ETFs for the
former I've looked at options such as
fwg that is an all World ETF and S swda
that's a developed markets ETF and
regarding the quality Factor I've looked
at ggr G that uses a quality filter
alongside dividend waiting and xdq that
tracks an index which applies a quality
filter to msci World these are all still
great options and I personally consider
them to be among the best but in this
video I want to discuss an exciting
Global ETF that I haven't mentioned much
before apart from in my newsletter it's
the JP Morgan Global Research enhanced
index Equity ETF with the ticker JG re
for the accumulation version on the
London Stock Exchange I put the list of
tickers on other exchanges on screen now
as well so feel free to pause to see
them if you're
interested turning to the website just
ETF what makes this ETF different to
others is that it is actively Managed IT
invests in companies from develop
markets and it seeks to generate a
higher return than the MSI World index
it also takes into account some ESG
criteria but this is very much a
secondary consideration and I wouldn't
really take much notice of it to try and
understand how JP Morgan are hoping to
achieve out performance I looked at the
fact sheet they State they take an
enhanced index approach that build a
portfolio in reference to The Benchmark
by overweighting Securities with the
highest potential to outperform and
underweighting securities considered
most overvalued so as far as active
management goes this is a very subtle
deviation from the index in fact it
seems that they're basically building an
ETF which is an index fund at its core
but with some slight tweaks to stocks
that they really like or dislike the
look of the name of the ETF makes sense
Global Research enhanced index a quick
look at the basic details here also
tells us it's a pretty cheap ETF to say
it is actively managed with an ongoing
charge of
0.25% so it is nice to see that JP
Morgan aren't taking the mick with the
fees here it's also a very large fund
with over 5.5 billion in assets under
management and it launched on the 10th
of October 2018 so whilst it's not that
old it does give us a decent amount of
data to go off when we look at the past
performance before that though let's
take a look at how the ETF actually
breaks down and the key thing to notice
here is that given they're only aiming
to enhance the index the breakdown is
very similar to an index tracker with
the likes of Microsoft Apple and Nvidia
at the top although one difference that
can be seen here is that it only
includes 73 Holdings so some companies
are clearly excluded anyway turning to
the exciting part the past performance
we can see that since Inception this ETF
has delivered a return of 104.3 2% that
is very impressive but from this chart
alone we can't really tell if it's
achieved its aim of outperforming msci
world so in order to see that I'll add s
swda to the Chart which is an msci World
ETF and we can see that JG has clearly
achieved its objective of performance so
in a sense JP Morgan have enhanced the
index and this SLE out performance is
quite impressive over the longer term if
they consistently deliver slightly
better annualized returns it could lead
to quite a significant difference to sum
up I do think that this globally ETF is
one to keep an eye on as a strategy of
broadly keeping waiting in line with the
index should mean that active management
risk is low just like they've only
outperformed by a subtle amount in the
worst case scenario I would expect it to
only underperform by a small amount as
well it's a very interesting take on
active management and I do like the idea
of research enhanced indexes moving on
I'll now take a look at a global Fund in
the form of an investment trust I
haven't covered investment trust much on
this channel but I will aim to cover
them more going forward an investment
trust is similar to an ETF in that
shares can be bought and sold on an
exchange and that it holds underlying
assets to generate returns but there are
a number of significant differences I'll
leave a link to this AJ Bell page in the
description that it's worth a read to
learn more about them but for the
purposes of this video I'll jump
straight into giving an overview of one
of the most impressive Global Investment
Trust available JP Morgan Global growth
and income with the ticker JG GI the
investment objective tells us that it
aims to provide Superior total returns
and outperform the MSI all country World
index over the long term this is similar
to the objective of the JG ETF that I
just looked at but it's aiming to
outperform an all World index rather
than just a develop markets msci world
to achieve this objective the manager
builds a high conviction portfolio of
typically 50 to 90 stocks and they state
that construction is driven by bottom up
stock selection rather than geographical
or sector allocation it's also worth
noting that they use borrowing to gear
the portfolio within a range of 5% cash
to 20% geared and this can of course
magnify gain or magnify losses depending
on the skill and look of the managers
finally the trust makes quarterly
distributions and the intention is to
pay dividends totaling at least 4% of
the net asset value as at the end of the
preceding Financial year so as the name
of the trust suggests the aiming to
provide investors both growth and income
if this can be achieved it really is a
Best of Both Worlds fund the ongoing
charge of the Investment Trust currently
works out to be 0.5% which is of course
higher than what we used to with global
ETFs but I always say you have to take
all details of a fund into account and
you shouldn't just write off higher fee
funds as this could lead to you missing
out over note this ongoing charge also
does not include transaction costs or
cost of borrowing associated with
gearing moving on to take a look at the
portfolio breakdown the top 10 Holdings
include some of the Magnificent Seven
companies such as Microsoft Apple and
Nvidia but then there's also companies
we're not used to seeing in the top 10
such as MasterCard CME and lvmh to name
a few what I like about the top 10
Holdings of this fund is that there are
no incredibly speculative bets or
anything too unusual it's all big
Quality Companies that most people have
heard of in total the company currently
has 54 Holdings on the second page of
the fact sheet we can see a further
breakdown by region and sector and it's
really handy to see that it tells us how
it compares to the Benchmark so looking
at the regional breakdown we can see
that the United States is overweighted
compared to the Benchmark whereas Japan
and Emerging Markets are underweighted
for example and then in the sector
breakdown we can see technology is
overweighted where stuff like banks are
underweighted so the key takeaways from
the breakdown are that there are clearly
some differences and it's probably the
overweighting of the United States and
Technology among other things that have
helped the performance but before
looking at that performance firstly
since this fund also distributes income
it's also worth looking at the dividend
stats and we can see it has a current
dividend yield of over 3% and an
impressive 5-year dividend growth rate
per anom of
8.05% given the distribution policy
dividends will be impacted in bare
markets because it's based on the net
asset value Val of the fund so that's
something to bear in mind recently
however it does have a very impressive
dividend growth rate and that is a
reflection of the growth in the net
asset value of the fund in recent years
finally looking at a performance chart
on the AIC website we can see that over
the past 10 years jgi has delivered a
total return of 36.7 2% compared to
22.8% for a developed markets Index this
is not the exact index that jgi aims to
outperform but it is safe to say that if
it has beaten a developed Market index
it will have certainly outperformed an
all country World Index this degree of
outperformance is certainly pretty
incredible and so far it is fair to say
that jgi has lived up to its name and
delivered the Best of Both Worlds growth
and income next on I'll take a look at
an oeic or open-ended Investment Company
this type of fund is not available on
platforms such as trading 2 on Two And
invest engine but it is available on the
more traditional platform such as hardre
landown the OIC that I want to focus on
in this video is the legal and general
Global 100 Index Trust this fund aims to
track the performance of the S&P Global
100 index which is as the name suggests
an index comprised of around 100 of the
largest companies in the world the index
is market cap weighted but it does
mirror the sector weights of the broader
Universe of stocks without this sector
neutral approach it would not be very
Diversified as a few huge companies
would dominate the index so I do like
that it applies this approach from the
fact sheet we can see that the fund has
an ongoing charge of only
0.09% so is certainly very cheap and the
cheapest fund I've covered in this video
of course charges are not everything
though it's also a very large fund with
a size of
1,565 million pounds in assets under
management and it was launched on the
4th of November so it has been around
for quite a long time on the second page
of the fact sheet we can see the
portfolio breakdown and as expected the
sector weights are largely in line with
any other Global fund however it is
clear that the United States dominates
this fund with it having a nearly 80%
waiting and that is just a reflection of
the fact that the US Stock Market is
full of the largest companies in the
world world so whilst this is a global
fund and will rebalance accordingly at
the moment the returns will be driven by
those us Mega caps and large caps this
is even more clear when we look at the
top 10 Holdings which make up 55.2% of
the fund and are all American companies
but to be fair this is pretty normal for
any Global fund the fact that it is only
around 100 constituents though does mean
that these top companies have a greater
waiting than they would do in a standard
Global fund I think overall the key fact
about the LG Global 100 is that the
performance is dependent on Mega caps
and large caps doing well and I'm sure
we all know that has been the case
recently however if we ever were to go
back to a time when small caps out
perform then this fund's performance
will clearly be hampered using Harry's
lands down to look at the recent past
performance however shows that the LG
Global 100 has significantly
outperformed a standard Global tracker
the Vanguard foots the all world over
the past 5 years with the global 100
delivering a return of 110% compared to
just 60% for vwp this is an incredibly
significant outperformance and really
show shows how those Mega cap companies
have delivered pretty much all the
returns for shareholders this does kind
of support the argument that is
sometimes made that vwp is over
Diversified and contains a lot of junk
that just acts as a dragon returns it's
certainly something worth thinking about
and maybe the idea of diversification is
true after all to sum up LG Global 100
has an incredible track record and if
you believe that concentrating on Mega
caps and large caps is the best way to
invest globally then it's certainly
worth considering however that being
said the massive downside of this fund
is that as it is an OIC it's only
available on platforms that tend to have
higher fees for example harre lands down
charged an account fee of
0.45% on the first £250,000 invested in
funds that of course is a significant
fee to take into account I'd love for an
ETF version of the LG Global 100 to be
launched and then we'll be able to
invest in it on cheap platforms like
invest engine and trading 212 maybe one
day so that was a run through of a
global ETF Investment Trust and IC that
I believe are certainly among the top in
their class and well worth looking into
I'd love to know what you think of these
funds and if you own any of them let me
know in the comments and if you're
looking for something else to watch you
might want to check out this other video
on another Global ETF that I made or
perhaps you want to learn about the
quality Factor options I'll put the
links to those on screen now regardless
as always thank you for watching
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