EIDO vs EVGBC Fund Comparison

A comparison between EIDO and EVGBC based on their expense ratio, growth, holdings and how well they match their benchmark performance.

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Minafi's Take on EIDO vs EVGBC

Here's an in depth look at the differences between iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF($EIDO) and Eaton Vance Global Income Builder NextShares($EVGBC).

To start off, here's a look at the basics of each fund. Keep an eye on the FI Score. That's a custom score from 0 to 100 that we generate based on how good this fund is for the casual investor. Most investors only need a handful of total funds in their portfolio. The higher the score, the more likely this is one of those few. Score alone isn't enough! Keep reading on to see how different (or perhaps similar) these two funds are.

  • eido
  • ETF
  • International Stocks
  • Other Region

iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF

Expenses: 0.59% (Better than 0% of similar funds)

This is an OK choice for a Other Region International Stocks fund. See why »

  • evgbc
  • ETF
  • Allocation
  • Total World

Eaton Vance Global Income Builder NextShares

Expenses: 0.85% (Better than 1% of similar funds)

This is a bad choice for a Total World Allocation fund. See why »

Both $EIDO and $EVGBC are categorized as ETFs. ETFs have an added bonus over mutual funds of being more widely available. Mutual funds are often limited to only the issuing investment brokerage. Since these are both ETFs, you may be able to find these at a wider number of investment apps and websites.

The biggest disadvantage of ETFs is that some platforms only allow you to purchase ETFs in whole shares. So if an ETF is going for $75, you may need to invest in increments of $75. Most 401(k)'s allow for investing down to the penny, but you'll want to verify your platform allows for "fractional ETF Shares".

To learn more about the difference between these two, you can read about the difference between ETFs and Mutual Funds.

When evaluating a fund, the first things I look at are:

  • What it invests in
  • How much it charges in fees
  • How large the fund is

Let's look into these criteria one by one and see if either of these funds stands out.

Fund Holdings Comparison

Minafi's FI Score algorithm takes into account the category and market. The more niche a fund is, the lower the score. This doesn't mean it's a worse fund, but it does mean you should stop and make sure this a fund you need to diversify your portfolio.

EIDOEVGBC
Market Score 8.2 /10 0.5 /10
Category Score 5.0 /10 5.0 /10
Total13.25.5

A score of 10 means this is a solid market and category that almost every investor will want to have investments in. The lower the score, the more specific the investment. These scores are based on when most investors would add these funds to their portfolio. A score of 10 means that this fund (or one like it) belongs in a three-fund portfolio. The lower the score, the farther down in your portfolio a fund would go.

For each fund we've created a "diversification score" – a metric to indicate how closely each funds asset allocation matches it's benchmark. For example, an S&P 500 fund would have a diversification score of 10 if it's fully in line with the actual S&P 500.

The diversification score for EIDO is 0.0/10, while EVGBC has a diversification score of 4.8/10.

In other words, EVGBC more closely matches it's benchmark.

Winner: $EIDO

Fee Comparison

Fees are one of the biggest killers of portfolio growth. The difference between a 2% fee and a 0.04% fee over 30 years can result in your portfolio having half the total value!

If you're just getting started investing and learning how fees impact your portfolio, I'd encourage you to read through my free investment course (specifically '2.2 - All About Fees') where I go over all the different types of fees you can be charged and how to lower them.

For these two funds, EIDO has an expense ratio of 0.59% while EVGBC has an expense ratio of 0.85%.

Winner: $EIDO

Fund Size Comparison

One place these two funds differ is in their total assets under management. This is a good indication of how many other investors trust this fund. A large fund by itself doesn't mean it's a good fund, but it is one thing to consider when figuring out how to choose the right fund.

In the case of these two funds, EIDO is a large fund with 282 Million in assets under management. EVGBC, on the other hand, is a small fund with 5.58 Million in assets under management.

Winner: $EIDO, iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF

Which Should You Choose? EIDO or EVGBC?

Comparing these two funds isn't an apples to apples comparison. EIDO is a International StocksOther Region fund, while EVGBC is a AllocationTotal World fund.

If you're aiming to build a diversified, low-fee, tax-optimized portfolio you likely won't be choosing between these two funds since they're different enough.

Running both of these funds through Minafi's FI Score algorithm, gives EIDO a score of 56 and EVGBC a score of 33.

Winner: Neither, I'd research more funds if you're looking to invest for retirement.

$EIDO

iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF

56

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Ratings
Rating TypeRating
Diversification Score0/10
Expense Ratio Score4/10
Expense Rating4/10
Market Score8/10
Category Score5/10
Overview
OverviewDetails
Fund TypeETF
Inception DateMay-5-2010
ExchangeNYSE ARCA
Expense Ratio0.590%
Net Assets282 Million
Yield2.63%
Holdings
DescriptionInfo
MarketInternational Stocks
CategoryOther Region
Sectors
  • Basic Materials 9.25%
  • Communication Services 13.62%
  • Consumer Cyclicals 8.75%
  • Consumer Defensive 15.01%
  • Energy 3.39%
  • Financial Services 39.49%
  • Healthcare 2.84%
  • Industrials 2.86%
  • Real Estate 3.84%
  • Technology 0.00%
  • Utilities 0.96%
Regions
  • Asia Emerging 100.00%

$EVGBC

Eaton Vance Global Income Builder NextShares

33

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Ratings
Rating TypeRating
Diversification Score5/10
Expense Ratio Score7/10
Expense Rating2/10
Market Score0/10
Category Score5/10
Overview
OverviewDetails
Fund TypeETF
ExchangeNASDAQ
Expense Ratio0.850%
Net Assets5.58 Million
Yield3.73%
Holdings
DescriptionInfo
MarketAllocation
CategoryTotal World
Sectors
  • Basic Materials 4.23%
  • Communication Services 13.15%
  • Consumer Cyclicals 10.21%
  • Consumer Defensive 8.50%
  • Energy 5.82%
  • Financial Services 17.70%
  • Healthcare 13.19%
  • Industrials 7.79%
  • Real Estate 1.43%
  • Technology 14.06%
  • Utilities 3.92%
Regions
  • Asia Developed 1.87%
  • Asia Emerging 0.83%
  • Australasia 1.78%
  • Europe Developed 42.04%
  • Japan 5.59%
  • North America 41.73%
  • United Kingdom 6.17%

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