ETF comparison
EWA vs EWC
Both International Developed.
Holdings overlap
0 positions appear in both funds. Buying equal dollars of EWA and EWC would leave roughly 0.0% of each dollar exposed to the same underlying securities.
Unmatched is the part of a fund's weight the other fund doesn't match: names only it holds, plus any extra weight it puts in names both funds hold.
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Sub-score comparison
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Cost difference
Expense ratios are effectively identical (0.50% vs 0.50%).
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Top shared holdings
0 shared in totalNo shared holdings between these funds.
Only in EWA
46 total- BHP GROUP LIMITED 15.69%
- COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA 13.76%
- WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION 6.14%
- NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED 5.71%
- ANZ GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED 5.30%
- WESFARMERS LIMITED 4.51%
- MACQUARIE GROUP LIMITED 4.31%
- RIO TINTO LIMITED 3.45%
- GOODMAN GROUP 3.22%
- WOODSIDE ENERGY GROUP LTD 2.89%
Only in EWC
84 total- ROYAL BANK OF CANADA 8.71%
- THE TORONTO-DOMINION BANK 6.28%
- SHOPIFY INC. 4.74%
- Enbridge Inc. 3.89%
- BANK OF MONTREAL 3.74%
- CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 3.30%
- THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 3.22%
- CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITED 3.08%
- Brookfield Corporation 3.05%
- AGNICO EAGLE MINES LIMITED 3.00%
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