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CWB and VCIT

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Story of the two · Growth5Y$10,000 five years agoDividends reinvested · both on one scale$11,749CWB · best of the two

Story of the two · IncomeMost incomeVCIT · 5.05% · $505 a year on $10k

Story of the two · RiskSmallest drop

CWB and VCIT, Ranked

Today

FundFeeYieldYTD1 year3 yrs · yr5 yrs · yrWorst dropVolatilityAssetsAvg rank

State Street SPDR Bloomberg Convertible Securities ETFBonds & Cash · Other bonds0.40%1.80%+6.7%+3.1%+14.6%+3.3%−17.4%18.0%$4.8B1.5

Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETFBonds & Cash · Corporate0.03%5.05%−1.4%−0.6%+6.4%+0.8%−4.9%4.5%$66.6B1.5

Rank among the two1st → 2ndFee, drop and volatility: lower ranks higherAvg rank: mean of the 8 ranks · 1 is best

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · returns include dividends · since: CWB 2009 · VCIT 2009

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5Y

State Street SPDR Bloomberg Convertible Securities ETF · $4.8B$11,749

CWB

VCIT

Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF · $66.6B$10,429

$10,000 five years ago, dividends reinvested

CWBMeasureVCIT

+6.7%

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CWB vs VCIT: Top 5 Holdings

Today

CWB

9.5%in top 5

VCIT

in top 5[…]

CWBStockVCIT

3.3%METAMnot top 5

2.1%GOOGMnot top 5

2.1%GOOGNnot top 5

1.1%WFC-PLnot top 5

0.9%SMCIP

Cost, Income and Risk

Fees: CWB, VCIT

Today

0.03%lowest, VCIT

FundExpense ratioFee$10k

VCIT0.03%$3

CWB0.40%$40

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · fee on $10,000 a year

Yields: CWB, VCIT

1Y

5.05%highest, VCIT

FundTrailing yieldYield

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YTD

SchwabSCHD

+34.6%

VIGVanguard

+16.0%

+34.6%Year to date+16.0%

2.9%Yield1.4%

$123BAssets$109B

2–0SCHD wins

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026

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YTD

J.P. MorganJEPQ

+8.1%

JEPIJ.P. Morgan

+8.6%

SPYM vs SPY

YTD

SPDRSPYM

+12.4%

SPYSPDR

+12.3%

Year to dateJan 1 → Nov 11

−1.4%

+3.1%1 yearTotal return−0.6%

+14.6%3 years · per year$10,000 became $15,036 · $12,032+6.4%

+3.3%5 years · per year$10,000 became $11,749 · $10,429+0.8%

0.40%Expense ratio$40 · $3 a year on $10k · lower is better0.03%

1.80%Trailing 12-mo yield$180 · $505 a year on $10k5.05%

−17.4%Worst dropSmaller is better−4.9%

18.0%VolatilityLower is calmer4.5%

CWBVCIT Winner of the row, in its colourEach row: the bigger of the two fills its side

4–4Level

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · returns include dividends · 3Y and 5Y figures are per-year returns

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Held in common[…]

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · share of each fund

CWB vs VCIT Returns, Every Period

5Y

SPDRCWB

+3.3%

5 years, per year

VCITVanguard

+0.8%

5 years, per year

CWBVCITFaded: behind in that period

4–0CWB wins

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · dividends in · faded = behind in that period

CWB vs VCIT

YTD

SPDRCWB

+6.7%

VCITVanguard

−1.4%

+6.7%Year to date−1.4%

−17.4%Worst drop · 1Y−4.9%

18.0%Volatility · 1Y4.5%

1.8%Yield5.1%

$4.8BAssets$66.6B

3–1VCIT wins

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · smaller drop and lower volatility win

$10k

VCIT5.05%$505

CWB1.80%$180

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · trailing 12-month yield

Income After Fees on $10,000

1Y

$502most kept, VCIT

VCIT$505 − $3 = $502

CWB$180 − $40 = $140

KeptFee

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · yield in dollars minus the fee

Overlap: CWB, VCIT

Today

[…]holdings […]

CWBVCIT

CWB—[…]

VCIT[…]—

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · share held in common · outlined: the pair in versus

Return vs Bumpiness: 2 ETFs

1Y

+3.1%CWB, at 18.0% volatility

VCITWorst drop−4.9%4.5% vol

CWBWorst drop−17.4%18.0% vol

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026 · up and left is better

Paid More vs Made More

YTD

VCITCWB

−1.4%Year to date+6.7%

5.1%Yield1.8%

−0.6%Past year+3.1%

0.03%Fee0.40%

2–2level

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026

+8.1%Year to date+8.6%

12.2%Yield7.8%

$42.0BAssets$46.6B

1–1level

End-of-day Nov 11, 2026

+12.4%Year to date+12.3%

1.0%Yield1.0%

$183BAssets$792B

1–0SPYM wins

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CWB and VCIT

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