Under fixed fees structure, fees for 30 trades = 20 x 30 = 600
If M is the money the investor needs to be indifferent then,
M x 2% = 600
Hence, M = 600 / 2% = 30,000
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With just one trade, the investor is better off with the first option i.e. fees of $ 20 per trade. He will achieve his end goal with just one transaction by paying just $ 20. A single transaction in exchange traded fund will be value intensive and a 2% fees will be a huge amount. Hence, the first option is better for the investor.
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ETF | As on 31st Dec 2019 | As on 20th Feb 2020 | Return |
V0 | V1 | V1/V0 - 1 | |
DIA | 285.10 | 292.78 | 2.69% |
QQQ | 212.61 | 234.78 | 10.43% |
SPY | 321.86 | 336.95 | 4.69% |
All the values of V1 and V0 taken from Yahoo finance.
The highest return is in case of QQQ. It has definitely performed better than the other two. Hence, QQ had the best return since the beginning of the year.
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