What is the expected return on investment in consumer ETFs in 10 years?

More than 20%.

Looking at the return rate of consumer ETFs, both long-term and short-term annualized returns can reach more than 20%. From the perspective of ROE, ROE has been rising year by year in recent years, which proves that the profitability of the constituent stocks behind the consumer index is getting stronger and stronger. From the perspective of PE valuation, the current PE valuation is slightly high in the past 10 years, but if the profitability of the index can continue to remain at More than 20% of PE valuations are worth higher than the historical average. Overall, the current valuation of the CSI Consumer Index is reasonable.

ETF is a consumer index fund. A fund that specifically tracks consumer indexes. All investments are in consumer stocks. ETFs are financial derivatives, and consumer ETFs include all consumer stocks. Consumer stocks refer to the stocks of listed companies whose main business is the production and sale of daily consumer products, involving stocks such as commercial chains, brewing, hotels, tourism, household appliances, etc.