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Thank you raghaven! Looks like an interesting ETF Battle! Ron

VGT has outperformed QQQ during the past 5 and 10-year periods, so you are correct. However, VGT has underperformed vs. the 2x/3x tech and QQQ along with Bitcoin linked trusts. It's OK to disagree with judges and I think disagreement can lead to better investment decision making, which hopefully leads to better results for you and the rest of our viewing audience. Best, Ron

Over the past 10 years, XLG gained +283% vs. VOO which gained +229%, without dividends. The future will likely be different, but holding XLG did product some alpha over the regular S&P 500. Take care, Ron

I like it. Dividends anyone? Thanks for the battle suggestion! Ron

Thank you for your ETF Battles suggestion! Ron

Great to see you again JB and glad you enjoyed this HIGH GROWTH all equity ETF contest. It was fun! RD

This was the first time we had Tony and David paired as judges. The variance of opinions and analysis was great and so were the wild cards. Heading into this contest, I knew we'd get wild cards...and Tony's XLG was a pleasant surprise. The next upcoming ETF battle is gonna AWESOME, so don't miss it. I've got Shana and Tony paired as judges. Take care, Ron

This isn't something we'd do on ETF Battles...but it's something I could do in a one-off episode or even on my other show, Portfolio Makeover. My preference though, is to analyze and grade actual real life portfolios vs. theoretical mixes. If you're interested in that, please hit me up: www.etfguide.com/contact-us/

100% Glad. I don't always agree with everything said by our judges, but I have mad respect for both David and Tony along with our roster of ETF judges, who are all world-class analysts. Good to see you again! Ron

It was a pleasant surprise for me to see Tony with this ETF wild card. I like to be surprised with solid takes. Thanks for watching Miguel. Ron

$50? That's a 6x return Dave and a testament to the power of compounding. Nice work. My philosophy when it comes to winning investments is the same as Peter Lynch's: Hold your winners and let them ride! Regarding your suggestion on the favorite ETFs of judges, I'd like to scrape your brain a little more about this. There's a few different ways we could possibly do it. Please contact me and I'll reach out to you: www.etfguide.com/contact-us/

@@etfguide Peter Lynch used to say "don't cut the flowers and water the weeds". :) I tried the link and filled in the info but it reported a failure to communicate. But maybe you got it anyway.

@@daveschmarder-1950 Sorry for the glitch Dave, please try again. It should be fixed: www.etfguide.com/contact-us/

@@etfguide It fails at the captcha. .

@@daveschmarder-1950 Try me at rond@etfguide.com

Because at the end of the day it’s up to YOU what YOU invest in.

Dave K. is notorious for having wild cards, which are allowed. My only rule is to make strong arguments for why a judge is picking that wild card and Dave always backs it up with his research and performance. Thanks for tuning in! Ron

@@etfguide oh I know, it just always ends up being Tqqq. Just an observation. Thanks for the video.

Almost 52% of MGK's holdings are also held inside QQQM. You can do whatever you want, but when fund overlap is that high, its overdiversification because your funds own too much of the same stuff. Thanks for watching! Ron

High yield vs. high yield vs. high yield...me likey. Ron

You called it, same thing over and over

Likewise Ebrahim! Always good to see your comments and glad you're enjoying the show. Hopefully you're making some $$$ from the analysis too. Take care, Ron

That's one way of doing it. Thanks for dropping in Knuckles. Ron

Thank you Ebrahim for the kind words. Always great to see your comments and have you watching! Ron

Yes, the ETF flows into crypto linked products has been berserk. Definitely a fast growing ETF category we can't ignore. Good to see you again Joanne! Best, Ron