DYNF

weasler7

You like AQGNX? I am looking into some systematic funds like DYNF.

No-University-4628

https://preview.redd.it/u4w0vangzbvf1.png?width=550&format=png&auto=webp&s=8512207844451a41272561f0b091915169b9f1b7 Well, the performance is exemplary but what goes up fast also comes down fast. That’s where DYNF comes; it’s classified as an Active ETF but what it really does is rotate between 5 Factor ETFs. It’s like changing car gears automatically. It will have Growth/Momentum ETFs while in bull runs but switch to a Minimum Volatile and Quality ETFs if there isa bear run and switch to Size/Value ETFs during recovery phases since Small Caps and Value outperform Large/Mid cap only during recovery periods and it all happens automatically. There is a foreign version of it called IDYN but it’s fairly new. DYNF has been outperforming the market consistently. Your portfolio might be better but what if the market collapses? These two ETFS will do the switching for you automatically based on market conditions.

the_niles_crane

DYNF has been surprisingly good. Factor rotation ETF.

Sorry_District_329

Nice, thanks for sharing! DYNF looks like a solid complement to VOO with the factor rotation angle. Glad we could share ideas here.

the_niles_crane

DYNF has performed very well and would work well with VOO. It beats the S&P 500 in every period since inception. It’s a factor rotation ETF. I ignored it for years and now I think I’m going to start using it.

210gazer

One of the new positions, DYNF, went down 35% in aftermarket trading on 2/7 and I can't find any news items explaining that. So far the new robot is not impressive.

bro-v-wade

Some of those didn't even exist before the 2000s. DYNF inception date was 2019...

Medical_Goat6663

Just one thought:  Your father might have put a lot of thought into what he bought there and it might be a mistake to change everything, especially if you don't know what you're doing. DYNF is also not a stock but an ETF that's doing quite well.