Buy Hold Sell: The best and worst-performing ETFs of FY21

2021-07-09

It's been a cracker of a year for Australia's ETFs, with funds under management swelling by 79% to reach $102 billion. Over the past financial year, 27 new ETFs were listed on the ASX, taking the total number of products available to investors to 220. In fact, Stockspot has found that ETFs saved Australians a whopping $500 million in fees, compared to if they had invested with fund managers - what more could you want? So what were the best and worst-performing ETFs of the past financial year, and...

It's been a cracker of a year for Australia's ETFs, with funds under management swelling by 79% to reach $102 billion.

Over the past financial year, 27 new ETFs were listed on the ASX, taking the total number of products available to investors to 220.

In fact, Stockspot has found that ETFs saved Australians a whopping $500 million in fees, compared to if they had invested with fund managers - what more could you want?

So what were the best and worst-performing ETFs of the past financial year, and which ETFs do the experts think will outperform over the coming 12 months? I'm glad you asked.

To get into the nitty-gritty of the good, the bad, and the ugly of the ASX's listed ETFs, Livewire's Bella Kidman was joined by Medallion Financial's Michael Wayne and Shaw and Partners' Adam Dawes to answer these very questions. Plus, they'll share their #1 ETF for the year ahead.

Note: This episode was filmed using Zencastr on the 7th of July 2021.

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