ARKK, QQQ, SPY: Which is cheapest?

Yeah, I I think when you look at the absolute expense ratios on these funds, RK at 75 basis points obviously isn't going to win going up against uh funds like QQQ or SPY that are the biggest most liquid funds in the world.

But uh again, RK is actively managed.

Uh it looks into the high innovation areas of this economy.

So you're going to pay for that.

So, I don't think 75 basis points is actually unreasonable for the strategy that you're that you're buying with the fund.

But, uh, on an absolute basis, SPY at nine basis points is going to beat QQQ at 20 basis points.

But, I'm going to throw out a bunch of wild cards in this one.

For QQQ, I I prefer QQQM, which is the uh the smaller, lighter version, if you want to call it, at 15 basis points.

So, uh, if you want to focus on that, uh, I'd go with QQQM. cheaper.

And then of course, SPY.

Uh I you could go with VO, the Vanguard S&P 500 at three basis points, or you can go with SPLG, the Spider Portfolio S&P 500 at two basis points if you really want to get dirt cheap on these things.

So, uh on a cost battle, I'm going to go with SPLG as the winner just because at two basis points, it's the cheapest of the bunch.