It isn't advice, I was just kicking the idea around. Yes, they are also all relatively new, so it is not easy to glean longer term performance.
The advantage of some of the funds discussed in this thread is that some still performed well during the last downturn. That doesn't mean they will perform well...As you have mentioned, actually assessing their strengths and inner-workings is very difficult.
Thank you, by the way, for the post comparing the Funds.
