Broader diversification with 100 holdings, higher dividend yield (1.1%), lower volatility with smaller max drawdown (17.9%), and larger AUM ($3.9B). Better for conservative, income-focused investors.
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About iShares U.S. Healthcare ETF
Recommended as the better fund choice due to superior 3-year (19.9% vs 10%) and 5-year (11.9% vs 5.5%) annualized returns. Offers broader diversification with 100 holdings, larger AUM of $3.9B providing better liquidity, and more balanced exposure across healthcare subsectors.
Lower expense ratio (0.38%), higher dividend yield (1.1%), larger asset base ($3.7B), proven 25+ year track record surviving multiple market cycles, and recommended as stronger foundation for most long-term investors despite lower recent returns.
While IYH is presented as a viable healthcare ETF option with similar holdings and risk profiles, it is not recommended due to its higher expense ratio (0.38%) and underperformance relative to FHLC across all measured time periods.
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The healthcare sector ETF declined 0.44% alongside broader market pressure, with no specific catalysts mentioned affecting the fund directly.
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