What's the Risk? is a simple investment series we hope investors can use to better understand index and portfolio performance, along with addressing some investment questions and dilemmas.
Full videos can be found at https://www.youtube.com/@mancellfinancial
This podcast is for informational purposes only and the information contained is of a general nature and may not be relevant to your particular circumstances. The circumstances of each investor are different, and you should seek advice from a professional financial adviser who can consider if particular strategies and products are right for you. In all instances where information is based on historical performance, it is important to understand this is not a reliable indicator of future performance. You should not rely on any material on this podcast to make investment decisions and should seek professional advice.
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What's the Risk? is a simple investment series we hope investors can use to better understand index and portfolio performance, along with addressing some investment questions and dilemmas.
Full videos can be found at https://www.youtube.com/@mancellfinancial
This podcast is for informational purposes only and the information contained is of a general nature and may not be relevant to your particular circumstances. The circumstances of each investor are different, and you should seek advice from a professional financial adviser who can consider if particular strategies and products are right for you. In all instances where information is based on historical performance, it is important to understand this is not a reliable indicator of future performance. You should not rely on any material on this podcast to make investment decisions and should seek professional advice.
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In this episode of "What's the Risk", we revisit the topic of ETF overlap. We've looked at it in the past highlighting a combination of several ETFs and how the portfolio construction had a small increase in holdings as we added ETFs, but a larger and larger concentration of its top 10 holdings.
Here we revisit the point of diversification and look at a few globally diversified portfolio options that an investor could use, with a small number of ETFs. We also highlight portfolio concentration isn't always a bad thing if there's a evidence backed purpose behind it, but if it's done unwittingly, an investor may end up with poor results they or portfolio volatility they didn't expect.
We also highlight a tool called ETF Comparer built by a viewer, which is simple and effective in identifying overlaps between two ETFs. https://etfcompare.com.au/
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the dilemma the never ending stream of ETF launches poses for investors.
You might have an existing portfolio, but there's suddenly something new in the market that catches your eye. It might have lower fees, it might promise to target a particular theme you're interested in, it might focus on a region or country you don't have exposure to, what do you do?
It's a dilemma that all of us will face from time to time, and with the arrival of Avantis into Australia with AVTG, AVTS & AVTE it poses a question for our advice business because Avantis shares a similar investment philosophy to us and we know the people in that business are very good at what they do.
We go through some of the things that our investment committee looks at, before adding a product to our model portfolios, and maybe that will help you decide whether you need to add a new ETF to your portfolio, or happily continue as you are because it might be a case of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of Gold since 1970. There are many ways to invest in gold today, physically where you can own it, or have it stored somewhere, or maybe you could mine it in the Yukon, like Tony Beets and Parker Schnabel of Gold Rush fame.
Alternatively there are ETFs in Australia, PMGOLD from the Perth Mint, QAU from Betashares, GOLD from Global X, iShares GLDN, and VanEck's NUGG. All have differences in fees and how they're structured. In the US, the better known ETFs are SPDR's GLD and ishares IAU. We're not looking at products however, simply looking at the Gold price history in USD.
Gold has provided a decent long term return to investor, but it can be sporadic. Historically there have been periods of incredibly strong short term performance before almost going dormant for long periods. Such investments require extreme patience and discipline, however we do find that Gold may be a legitimate portfolio diversifier.
Should you hold Gold in your portfolio? Like anything it comes down to your investment philosophy and can you justify it based on your goals or needs. It's not something to add on a whim, and certainly not just because the media is talking about it when it's hot.
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of the FTSE All-World Ex US Index. Some people would know the ETFs that seeks to track the performance of this index as Vanguard's VEU in both Australia and the US.
Since it's inception in 2000, this index has struggled over he long term. It almost began with the dotcom bubble bursting, then later in the 2000's saw the global financial crisis, which lingered for a long time in Europe. While its performance has improved, it was then shaded by the strong recovery in US stocks over the past 15 years which has left some investors questioning why invest outside of the US?
In more recent times people have started to question whether the US is the place to be due to several notable reasons, but as we point out, it's best not to over or under allocate based on what you think might happen because you could easily be wrong footed and miss out on returns when they arrive or see a period of underperformance in the areas you over allocate to.
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In this episode of "What's the Risk" we take a look at the Fama French US Small Value Research Index. It is a research index from the Fama/French model that tracks the performance of small-cap stocks with low price-to-book ratios.
While over the long term, the small/value factor has shown outstanding performance, in recent years it has underperformed. Many people have said these factors have had their day, but this isn't the first time small/value has underperformed against larger growth counterparts, and for investors who want to tilt their portfolio to target higher expected returns, this is a lesson in risk. Factors are not going to always perform as you wish, and they have historically required patience and discipline to capture.
The index was created by academics Eugene Fama and Kenneth French and is designed to isolate and measure the "value" and "size" factors in stock market returns.
The Fama French US Small Value Research Index investible index, but the research by Fama and French has, and continues to inform Dimensional Fund Advisors, where Fama and French are board members.
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. Some people would know ETFs that seeks to track the performance of this index as Blackrock's IEM and Betashares BEMG ETF.
Emerging markets have been much better as of late, and that's attracted the attention of investors again. It wasn't that long ago that emerging markets were significantly punished after Russia invaded Ukraine, and they were in the doldrums for a time after. This highlights some of the risks associated with emerging markets, some countries have governments and leaders that can increase volatility if you overweight them.
While we're looking at MSCI's index, we do a comparison to FTSE's index which is tracked by Vanguard's VGE in Australia, and look a some of the differences between the two because there are some differences on country inclusions and size inclusions.
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The recent failures of investment schemes First Guardian, Shield Master Fund and Australian Fiduciaries poses some questions about how much investors need to know about investing.
While a person might be educated and have an important career, if you asked them what their investment beliefs were, it might draw a blank. If you have no investment beliefs, how can you spot a fraud or filter the investment products that might be right for you?
With that in mind, we look at the importance of investment beliefs by highlighting the reality that most investment managers have no beliefs either, they are simply offering products for a fee. We also consider other things that people may use to guide their investment decisions, such as religion, if they don't have any investment beliefs.
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of a diversified all growth portfolio. In this instance, it's the current target asset allocation of Betashares' DHHF ETF, we also look back some changes in the target asset allocation of Betashares' DHHF that was released in 2019.
All in one products can be great options for many investors who are getting started, or just want to autopilot their investment journey. They can have some drawbacks, but in this instance we're just looking at the asset allocation, historic asset allocation, and the historic performance.
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In this episode of What's the Risk we're joined by the CEO of Dimensional Australia, Bhanu Singh. This is our forth episode with Bhanu as we learn more about the "the biggest fund manager you've never heard of".
In this episode we delve into Dimensional's funds and ETFs in Australia. Firstly, understanding the dual access structure since Dimensional introduced ETFs into Australia in 2023. We then look closer at what Dimensional's Core funds and ETFs are, in terms of weightings and how the portfolios are managed considering profitability, size and value. Bhanu also notes how having different factors within one portfolio such as core can be a good starting point for investors, instead of building a portfolio with separate ETFs and potentially incurring greater costs due to turnover.
The ETFs discussed are DACE, DAVA, DFGH, DGCE, DGSM and DGVA.
Dimensional have a deep research pedigree. Their founders and board members were part of some of the biggest developments in modern finance. David Booth and Rex Sinquefield were part of various groups who developed the first index funds at Wells Fargo and American National Bank, before leaving to start DFA where they then started Dimensional to build the first microcap fund for institutions.
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In this episode of What's the Risk we're joined by the CEO of Dimensional Australia, Bhanu Singh. This is our third episode with Bhanu as we learn more about the "the biggest fund manager you've never heard of".
In this episode we discuss the value of financial advice. Dimensional has long history of working with financial advisers, encouraging and supporting advisers to have a consistent set of investment beliefs, that advisers could then pass onto their clients. We've personally seen the importance of having a consistent investment process that clients can rely on. Not only that, financial advice is also about being able to focus on other things in life, without needing to worry about money.
Dimensional have a deep research pedigree. Their founders and board members were part of some of the biggest developments in modern finance. David Booth and Rex Sinquefield were part of various groups who developed the first index funds at Wells Fargo and American National Bank, before leaving to start DFA where they then started Dimensional to build the first microcap fund for institutions.
Want to learn more about investing? Get our Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Your-Investment-Philosophy-Protecting-Fraudsters-ebook/dp/B0BCPJ8BGC/
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In this episode of What's the Risk we're joined by the CEO of Dimensional Australia Bhanu Singh. This is our second episode with Bhanu as we learn more about the "the biggest fund manager you've never heard of".
In this episode we take a look at the intricacies of the active vs passive debate, and find out Bhanu's definition of passive. Bhanu also explains how the flexibility of Dimensional's approach allows them to trust the market, but also not be tied to the rigidity of index tracking rules which can lead to higher trading costs, overweighting some stocks, or having a long delay before a stock is included in an index, potentially costing investors returns.
Dimensional have a deep research pedigree. Their founders and board members were part of some of the biggest developments in modern finance. David Booth and Rex Sinquefield were part of various groups who developed the first index funds at Wells Fargo and American National Bank, before leaving to start DFA where they then started Dimensional to build the first microcap fund for institutions.
Want to learn more about investing? Get our Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Your-Investment-Philosophy-Protecting-Fraudsters-ebook/dp/B0BCPJ8BGC/
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In this episode of What's the Risk we're joined by the CEO of Dimensional Australia Bhanu Singh. Bhanu will be our guest over the next few episodes as we find out a little bit more about "the biggest fund manager you've never heard of".
Bhanu has an MBA in analytical finance from the University of Chicago, Booth School of Business. He was Head of Asia-Pacific Portfolio Management for Dimensional. Director of Dimensional Australia, as well as Senior Investment Director. With that in mind, he is probably the best person in Australia to talk to about systematic investing. In this episode we discuss Dimensional's history and in particular its ongoing commitment to implementing the best research when building and managing portfolios.
Dimensional have a deep research pedigree. Their founders and board members were part of some of the biggest developments in modern finance. David Booth and Rex Sinquefield were part of various groups who developed the first index funds at Wells Fargo and American National Bank, before leaving to start DFA where they then started Dimensional to build the first microcap fund for institutions.
Want to learn more about investing? Get our Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Your-Investment-Philosophy-Protecting-Fraudsters-ebook/dp/B0BCPJ8BGC/
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at rebalancing a portfolio. The various ways it can be done, how we do it at Mancell Financial Group, then we run a portfolio comparison of an annually rebalanced portfolio against a portfolio with the same starting construction, but never rebalancing it.
This experiment is ran across a 30 year period, using 50% global stocks, 40% Australian stocks and 10% in global bonds. One of the benefits of doing this over a long time frame is we can see the drift in the assets in the never rebalanced portfolio due to the changing performance, and how it overall performs against one that essentially resets on a 12 month basis.
How do you rebalance your portfolio? Let us know in the comments. Do you have the discipline to rebalance according to your pre-determined rules, or do you go with the flow?
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In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of a diversified high growth portfolio. In this instance, it's the current target asset allocation of Vanguard's VDHG ETF, we also look back at the various changes in the target asset allocation of Vanguard's diversified high growth managed fund that was released in 2002.
All in one products can be great options for many investors who are getting started, or just want to autopilot their investment journey. They can have some drawbacks, but in this instance we're just looking at the asset allocation, historic asset allocation, and the historic performance.
Want to learn more about investing? Get our Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Your-Investment-Philosophy-Protecting-Fraudsters-ebook/dp/B0BCPJ8BGC/
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The recent failures of investment schemes First Guardian, Shield Master Fund and Australian Fiduciaries has exposed thousands of investors around Australia to something they should never have to experience in modern investing: a catastrophic and substantial investment loss of their retirement savings.
In our 45 years in business we've never had an investor exposed to an investment failure, and there have been plenty occur in Australia over that time frame. However, we have had many investors walk into our office over the years, seeking advice and guidance after they've been exposed to investment loss by someone they should have been able to trust, or just via their own hand. In that respect, we have an understanding of the turmoil investors are currently going through.
Unfortunately, while we're able to point people what direction to follow next, we're unable to turn back time, and it's prevention that stops these losses happening. Usually, it's by not exiting large and well known superannuation options, for untested, newer funds, that cannot guarantee what their spruikers promise.
When it comes to superannuation, we all need to remember these our retirement savings, and financial loss is something that is incredibly hard to recover from in mid and late life. While we want to make the most of them, and are regularly pushed to take action by the media, if we don't know anything, leaving them alone to grow at a market rate in a large, well known fund will inevitably be better than switching to an untested option that may expose us to catastrophic loss.
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Published July 2025. For the average person, retirement can take a lot of planning and in some cases time to adapt. For high achievers, those who've run successful businesses, or had incredibly demanding careers, the prospect of retirement may require even more planning and consideration. The level they operate at during work can be a big step down to a more subdued lifestyle where the phone doesn't ring as much and there aren't as many demands.
In this episode we discuss some of the considerations high achievers must sift through as they approach a transition out of work. Peter has been helping people retire for 45 years, including a number of high achievers in medicine and business, and he makes purpose a focus of retirement planning, to ensure clients do continue to thrive as they age.
Peter also relays his own experience of setting a goal to retire early, only to reach his intended retirement age and continue working.
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Published June 2025. In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index. Some people would know ETFs that seeks to track the performance of this index as Blackrock's ISO and State Street's SSO.
Small companies have long been understood to outperform larger companies, due to higher risk, but in Australia his index has shown a consistent track record of underperformance against larger counterparts. We discuss why that might be and Peter highlights a conversation he had with Ken French that adds some further understanding.
This is history and doesn't automatically mean the future performance will be as poor, so will you write off Australian small caps?
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S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index (Total Return) April 2000 - Present: S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index (Total Return), Source: S&P June 1992 - March 2000: ASX Small Ordinaries Accumulation Index, Source: ASX January 1991 - May 1992: ASX Small Ordinaries Index (Pre-Restructure)
January 1980 - December 1990: ASX Ex-50 Leaders Simulated Index, Source: John Nolan Associates
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Published June 2025. In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of the Solactive GBS Developed Markets ex Aus Large & Mid Cap Index. Some people would know an ETF that seeks to track the performance of this index as Betashare's BGBL ETF.
This index is very similar to the MSCI World ex Australia Index which is tracked by Vanguard's VGS, and with returns being almost indistinguishable, it's then up to the investor to make a decision on where they want to get their global large to mid cap exposure from.
Some investors will consider fees, others will base it on how robust they feel the manager is, but Peter also discusses whether that's really something that needs to be considered?
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Published June 2025. In this episode of "What's the Risk?" we take a look at the historic performance of the FTSE Australia High Dividend Yield Index. Some people would know an ETF that seeks to track the performance of this index as Vanguard's VHY ETF.
Dividends and high yield stocks have always been a draw for some investors who may think they are getting something for free with dividends, but it's important to remember dividends are not free money, that cash comes from somewhere Share prices are influenced by expected future cash flows to shareholders. If cash goes out the door as a dividend, share price and market cap generally fall ex dividend.
Dividends are also not as tax efficient as selling something post a CGT discount, however in Australia most of our largest companies are all large dividends payers, so it's interesting to take a look at a yield focused index vs a broader index such as the ASX 300, to see whether simply focusing on those companies has provided a better return?
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Published May 2025. Retirement is a common goal. For many of us, we'd all like to hang up the boots or log off at some point. The focus usually turns to money as we progress towards retirement, but there is an overlooked issue that is equally important: finding purpose. People know what they are retiring from, but not really knowing what they are retiring to.
Finding a purpose in retirement can be a struggle and may require as much planning as the money side of things to ensure we continue to live happy and healthy lives.
Peter Mancell has been helping people retire for 45 years and he makes purpose a focus of retirement planning, to ensure clients do continue to thrive as they age.
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