EELV ranks 2nd and PIE 9th of 10 funds in the Emerging Markets Factor Index Category.
EELV vs PIE
EELV −0.61pt a year
0.29%0.90%
PIE 1.3×the volume
56K73.8K
PIE +2.7pt
+6.5%+9.2%
EELV vs PIE Performance
+38.0%+43.2%
- EELV 0.29%, better
- PIE 0.90%
- EELV $386M
- PIE $250M
- EELV +8.5%
- PIE +31.6%, better
- EELV 4.40%, better
- PIE 2.38%
- EELV 208
- PIE 107
- EELV 56K sh
- PIE 73.8K sh, better
- EELV $27.86
- PIE $31.39
ETF.net Grade
| Pillar | EELV | PIE |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A78Higher | F5 |
| Mission | ||
| Risk | B68Higher | D34 |
| Tradability | C40 | C52Higher |
| Holdings | B69Higher | B58 |
| Durability | A70Higher | B57 |
Rank among Emerging Markets Factor Index funds
Same Category. EELV and PIE are both graded against the same 10 Emerging Markets Factor Index funds, so their Grades compare head to head.
Our read on each fund
EELVB
PIED
In short
EELV EELV hunts the calm corners of emerging markets: roughly 200 of the least volatile stocks in a broad EM universe, chosen by rule rather than by a manager's hunch. Same asset class, deliberately lower-drama construction.
PIE A 2007-vintage emerging-markets fund that ignores market cap and follows price trends instead: Dorsey Wright's relative-strength rules rotate the portfolio toward the EM stocks already leading and away from the laggards.
Stated mandate
EELV The fund provides exposure to emerging-market stocks selected for low volatility by tracking the S&P BMI Emerging Markets Low Volatility Index.
PIE Seeks exposure to emerging-market equities selected using Dorsey Wright’s relative-strength (momentum) rules, via a Dorsey Wright emerging-markets momentum index.
Why people hold it
Worth knowing
EELV vs PIE Holdings
How we measure overlap
Each holding counts at its smaller weight in the two funds, summed over the full Holdings. Sector, country and asset class use the same rule on each fund’s split. Cash, FX and derivative lines stay out of the counts. Two bond funds get no overlap figure.
EELV vs PIE Cost
Overpaying PIE vs EELV
$11,088
On $10,000 over 30 years. 7% growth a year before fees, expense ratio only.
EELV 0.29%
$5,952
PIE 0.90%
$17,040
Cost over time
Year by year
| Year | EELV | PIE | Overpaying |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | $527 | $1,593 | $1,066 |
| 20 | $2,044 | $6,015 | $3,971 |
| 30 | $5,952 | $17,040 | $11,088 |
- 0.29%EELV, cheaper
- 0.90%PIE
- Middle half of Emerging Markets Factor Index funds
- Median 0.44%
EELV 2nd cheapest of 10 funds
PIE 10th cheapest of 10 funds
EELV vs PIE Dividends
- EELV 4.40%, better
- PIE 2.38%
- EELV $1.22
- PIE $0.74
- EELV $0.43
- PIE $0.26
- EELV Sep 21, 2026
- PIE Sep 21, 2026
- EELV Sep 25, 2026
- PIE Sep 25, 2026
- EELV Quarterly
- PIE Quarterly
Distribution history
EELV vs PIE Risk
Fall from peak · 5 years
- EELV
- PIE
Risk facts
- Volatility
- EELV 9.2%, betterPIE 21.0%
- Return per unit of risk
- EELV 0.92PIE 0.92Same figure. Both funds show the same value, so neither comes out ahead.
- Worst fall
- EELV −19.0%, betterPIE −36.8%
- Market sensitivity
- EELV 0.60PIE 1.05
Popular comparisons
- 0.29% · 0.25%
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- 0.90% · 0.25%
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- 0.29% · 0.39%
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- 0.90% · 0.39%
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- 0.29% · 0.47%
- Same Category. Both funds are graded against the same funds, so their Grades compare head to head.
- 0.90% · 0.47%
- Same Category. Both funds are graded against the same funds, so their Grades compare head to head.