DIA Investors Face Fee Drag: Why 186% Gains Trail Comparable Index Alternatives
The Dow-tracking ETF's returns, while strong, lag behind lower-cost competitors by tens of thousands over a decade—highlighting how expense ratios compound into real wealth differences for long-term investors.
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