Explore how differences in diversification, risk, and income potential set these two small-cap ETFs apart for investors.

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SFLO ETF review: top-quartile small-cap value returns, strong ROTC, but Energy volatility and weak earnings durability risks.

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VBR stands out for its massive assets under management and trading liquidity, while ISCV offers a marginally lower expense ratio and broader stock exposure. This matchup looks at cost, performance, ...

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A new report from ETF provider Global X shows that investors are increasingly seeking exposure to ASX small-cap shares.