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IDMO vs VXUS

Invesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF against Vanguard Total International Stock ETF: 4 years of returns, risk and today’s technical read, from Kavout’s own data.

IDMOInvesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF
$2,222
+122.2% since Oct 28, 2022
$57.85 today-0.3%
VXUSVanguard Total International Stock ETF
$1,944
+94.4% since Oct 28, 2022
$82.53 today-0.2%
Growth of $1,000adjusted closes, dividends included
$957$1,343$1,728$2,114$2,5002023202420252026IDMO $2,222VXUS $1,944
IDMOVXUS1000 trading days, Kavout market data
The short answer

IDMO did better over the period: $1,000 invested on October 28, 2022 would be worth $2,222 versus $1,944 for VXUS, a 122.2% versus 94.4% total return. The advantage reflects IDMO’s developed-market momentum strategy, which outperformed broad international exposure despite higher costs and somewhat greater volatility. Over the last year, IDMO’s volatility was 19.9% compared with 17.1% for VXUS, while maximum drawdowns were similar at -12.7% and -13.6%, respectively. IDMO also led over three years, 91.7% versus 71.3%, but VXUS performed better year to date, 10.0% versus 6.1%. Their daily moves were highly correlated at 0.896, so IDMO’s stronger returns came with a modestly different risk profile rather than broad diversification. VXUS remains the lower-cost option, with a 0.05% expense ratio versus 0.25% for IDMO.

IDMOInvesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF
$57.85-0.3% today
  • Price is below its 200-day average ($59); 50-day at $61.
  • RSI 32, neutral. Supertrend says sell. ADX 23, so the trend is developing.
ADX BearishSupertrend BearishDonchian Channel BreakdownOBV Falling
VXUSVanguard Total International Stock ETF
$82.53-0.2% today
  • Price is below its 200-day average ($83); 50-day at $86.
  • RSI 35, neutral. Supertrend says sell. ADX 22, so the trend is developing.
ADX BearishSupertrend BearishOBV Falling

Head to head

Which has returned more, IDMO or VXUS?

IDMO beat VXUS in 26 of the last 48 months; VXUS won the other 22. The typical monthly gap was 1.38 points.

Total return by period

IDMOVXUS
1 month
-5.2%
-3.6%
3 months
-2.8%
-1.5%
6 months
+0.3%
+0.5%
YTD
+6.1%
+10.0%
1 year
+14.0%
+13.8%
3 years
+91.7%
+71.3%
Since 2022-10
+122.2%
+94.4%

Which is riskier?

Volatility, last 12 months
19.9%
17.1%
Worst drawdown since 2022
-12.7%
-13.6%

IDMO: Mar 25, 2025 to Apr 8, 2025; VXUS: Mar 19, 2025 to Apr 8, 2025

0.896
correlation of daily moves, 4 years
1.00
IDMO move per 1% in VXUS
0.937
correlation, last 12 months

Month by month

IDMO led 26
VXUS led 22

Of the last 48 months. The typical gap was 1.38 points.

When did they diverge?

MonthIDMOVXUSGap
January 2023+4.0%+8.7%-4.65 pts
January 2024+2.6%-1.7%+4.35 pts
September 2024-1.4%+2.6%-4.04 pts
November 2024+3.7%-0.2%+3.88 pts

Where the numbers come from. 1000 daily adjusted closes per fund from the Kavout market-data API, dividends included. Signals and indicators are Kavout’s own, refreshed nightly. Every figure is calculated from those adjusted closes.

Holdings and fees

What do you actually own with IDMO and VXUS?

IDMO
Invesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF
Expense ratio
0.25%
Fund assets
$4B
Price
$57.85
0.896
correlation
VXUS
Vanguard Total International Stock ETF
Expense ratio
0.05%
Fund assets
$649B
Price
$82.53

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