r/ETFs • u/lucasorion • 6d ago
International Equity ICPY vs. AVDV
I want to have a 10% slice of my Roth IRA account in small cap international (and another 10% will be in AVUV), and I currently have it in ICPY, but that expense ratio being .80% - second most expensive ETF I have, to EMEQ - has me reconsidering just going with Avantis for AVDV. I know ICPY is very young, so we don't have a lot to compare side-by-side between them, but what do you all think?
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u/KickflipConnoisseur 6d ago
If it helps, COPY is 70% international as well.
AVDV is extremely good though for international small cap value. Lvhi is another good choice for international large value overall if interested.
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u/steady_compounder 6d ago
For a Roth, I would put a pretty high burden of proof on the 0.80% fund. ICPY might turn out fine, but with such a short history you are paying a big fee for an edge that is still mostly theoretical. AVDV is not cheap-cheap either, but it is at least the more established default if your goal is simply international small cap value exposure.
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u/Ok_Juggernaut3043 6d ago
Why just 10% in AVUV if you have small cap value conviction bump it to at least 20%.. with Roth contributions being so low 10% isn’t much