The 5 BEST Growth ETFs That Can Make You MILLIONS (2022)

The TOP 5 Growth ETFs with the most UPSIDE potential - here's my review of them. We'll also talk about the PROS and CONS of Growth ETFs, and their Tax Advantages/Efficiency!

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Starting Zone
1:03 - Format
1:38 - Pros & Cons of Growth ETFs
2:18 - ETF Tax Advantages
3:00 - #5 VBK - Vanguard Small Cap Growth
4:39 - #4 IWP - iShares Mid Cap
6:21 - #3 IBUY - Amplify Online Retail
8:30 - #2 QQQ by Invesco
9:46 - #1 VUG - Vanguard Growth ETF

5. VBK:
- This is a fund that tracks about 639 stocks that are known as Small Caps. Small cap companies are those that typically have a market capitalization of between $300 million and $2 billion - so smaller companies with bigger potentials for upside.
- The fund has a breakdown of 24.4% of their holdings in Healthcare, followed by Industrials, Tech, and Consumer Discretionary companies.
- What I do like about this fund is that not any one of the holdings represents more than 0.67% of the entire fund, which means that in case one of these stocks happens to go bankrupt, it doesn't threaten the entire existence of your investment.
- The return since its inception in 2004 has been roughly 11% annualized, and in the last 3 years has returned 19%.
- Vanguard ETFs are some of the cheapest on the market, and this has an expense ratio of about 0.07%, so that means for every $10,000 you have invested, you'll pay about $7 a year in fees which is pretty cheap.

4. IWP:
- The iShares Mid-Cap Growth ETF is like the big brother to VBK, essentially it follows a similar approach to VBK but invests in Mid sized companies, or those that are between $2 and $10 billion in total market cap.
- It encompasses 356 stocks, Its largest sectors are IT, Health Care, and Industrials, and not a single holding is more than 1.43% of the entire fund.
- In terms of its top 10 holdings, we see that it owns great companies like Chipotle, Docusign, and Spotify.
- For its performance since it was created, its been returning about 9.9% annualized, and in the past 3 years its returned 19%+.

3. IBUY:
This is a Growth ETF that doesn't focus on a specific market cap size, rather, it just focuses on companies that generate their revenue through online sales. in fact, its a bakset of publicly-traded companies that obtain 70% or more of revenue from online or virtual sales
- This fund is way more expensive than the others on today's list with the expense ratio being 0.65% - which is nearly 9x the average Vanguard fund.
- The return since inception has been well over 38%, and the 3 year return is 40.57%

2. QQQ
- It's one of the highest rated ETFs, 2nd most traded ETF, and gives you access to 100 of the largest NON-financial companies in the Nasdaq
- Its return since inception is about 9.38%, and for the past 3 years 27.34%. Its expense ratio is 0.2% which makes it pretty reasonable.

1. VUG:
This is a fund that is comprised of 260 stocks out there that are targeted for growth, and most notably they are Large Cap stocks.
- The expense ratio is 0.04%, or $4 annually for every $10,000 invested! Which is our cheapest pick of the day - can you tell I hate fees?
- Return wise, it's performed really great since inception around 11% and the past 3 years 23%.

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[Daniel_Braun]

Growth ETFs are always a good option. Great returns, easy to buy, and no work to do to research the individual companies. Some excellent investment ideas here, Humphrey!

[Kayosha_Morton]

Great video! I appreciate seeing videos about investing in ETFs vs investing in individual stocks. It would be cool to get more videos on ETF and index funds. Thanks for the info and insight!

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[JGW]

A consideration smaller investors may want to consider is that currently capital gains for those filing single with an AGI of $40, 000 or less are not taxed (Federal) whereas ordinary dividends are taxed as oridinary income. So capital gains distributions from mutual funds may not be taxed, and may perhaps reduce one's tax bill, whereas dividends from the equivalent ETF will be fully taxable. Filers with other status are given treatment according to that filing status. Investors seeking capital appreciation rather than income miight want to give this consideration. Your mileage may vary.

[andrewwilks-millard]

Perfect timing, I was looking to find some ETFs with much more growth potential. Always look forward to your suggestions!

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[lademonlocat]

Do you have any good dividend ETF? I really like SCHD, it outperforms S&P 500 and pays around 3% dividend.

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Now that the market is burning, I might buy one of these at a good deal!

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[josephkrasowsk]

Thoughts on purchasing QQQ and VUG or too much overlap?

[mattdupuy]

do you recommend holding these in a roth or individual account?

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[egomana]

I'm a newbie in ETF investment and I'm looking to do it for a long time. My question is, for it to compound, should I take profit and reinvest that profit or should I just hold it and it will automatically compound?