Micah McDonald from Deep Value ETF Accumulator
My name is Micah McDonald and I run the Deep Value ETF Accumulator blog. I retired from a 22-year Air Force career in 2008, worked the Alaska North Slope oilfields from 2008-2017 and now work as an electronics technician in remote locations in Alaska. I’m married to Gina and we have 7 kids and many grandchildren. You might consider me semi-retired now because I only work about 7 months a year. I plan to work under 6 months a year in about 3 years from now when we will be empty nesters.
Deep value and market timing
Mr. SR (MSR): I’m very interested in the premise of your site, Deep Value ETF Accumulator. I’m a big fan of the low expense aspect of ETFs and my wife and I use them in our IRAs and Roth IRAs. Can you explain what “deep value” means?
Micah McDonald (MM): To me, Deep Value means an asset (or ETF) that has historically performed well has fallen out-of-favor in the eyes of the market. There is no specific valuation that I focus on.
I have found 32 ETFs that have good long-term performance that I want to own. I use Morningstar portfolios to rank them by how much they have fallen from their 52-week high price. I accumulate shares once a week, so I buy an ETF that is near the top of the list or fallen furthest from it’s 52-week high price. The further an ETF has fallen in price, the deeper the value. Continue reading “The Deep Value ETF Accumulator Interview with Mr. SR from the Semi-Retire Plan Website”
