Value ETF Portfolios Lead Performance in 2026. Following the outstanding performance of our portfolios through the end of June 2026, we review the results of inbestMe’s Value ETF portfolios.
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This report complements previous reports on the exceptional returns of our portfolios at the end of 2025, with a review of the performance of value ETF portfolios.
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As a complement to the exceptional returns of our portfolios at the end of 2025, we review here the performance of inbestMe’s dollar ETFs portfolios.
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The growing interest in ETFs among beginner investors is due to their ability to replicate indices and sectors with a minimal investment, eliminating the need to manage individual assets. This makes them a strategic tool both for those who are just starting out in the world of investing and for more experienced investors looking to…
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In January 2024, the first spot Bitcoin ETFs appeared in the U.S.
Read more In this report, we complement the performance reports of our portfolios as of June 2025 with a review of the behavior of the Value ETF portfolios.
Read more As a complement to the performance reports of our portfolios at the close of June 2025, here we review the behavior of dollar-denominated ETF portfolios.
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In 2022, we already saw a resurgence of gold when we analyzed how to invest in gold. In 2024 and 2025, this trend has consolidated. By the end of March 2025, the price of gold surpassed $3,080 per ounce, a new all-time high, rising 17% in these first months of the year. Factors driving gold…
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As a complement to the reports on the returns of our portfolios at the end of 2024, here we review the performance of the ETF portfolios in dollars. It is also worth remembering that dollar portfolios are only suitable for investors whose economy is “dollarized” or who specifically want to have exposure to the dollar…
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Market comment year 2024 2024 was a positive year for financial markets. Stock markets have risen unevenly, with the US markets standing out, driven mainly by the so-called ‘magnificent seven’ (Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla), which are leading the artificial intelligence revolution, while Europe remains more limited by a stagnant economy and…
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