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The Tweedy, Browne active ETF screens for insider purchases and buybacks; its 20.30% YTD gain is a strong start, but the screen is unproven over a full cycle.
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The Tweedy, Browne active ETF screens for insider purchases and buybacks; its 20.30% YTD gain is a strong start, but the screen is unproven over a full cycle.
State Street's premium income tech ETF cushioned the AI selloff with a 19.7% payout, but its return since inception trails XLK by 11.9% — the honest cost of converting volatility into cash.
The covered-call equity fund and the CLO fund land at 35 basis points, widening Guggenheim's post-GISC platform into two more income sleeves.
Two free-cash-flow ETFs crossed the thresholds on the same day, suggesting advisors are buying the screen, not the style box.
Portfolio managers see the next AI beneficiaries in healthcare, robotics, financials, and industrials—a message built for the firm's active ETFs.
GDE is up nearly 15% alongside bullion, but the sponsored case leans on forecasts and the fund's equity sleeve has to prove itself once the metal stops moving.
The record haul through July belongs mostly to equities and three firms, while active funds surge and commodities sit in the red.
Mintos's €1 zero-fee shelf makes the app the place where European retail ETF flows are won.
Mintos's €1, zero-fee ETF shelf points to where the next European growth will be won — in the app.
A 94% correlation between factory job openings and robot installations a year later makes U.S. automation demand forecastable and sets physical-AI exposure apart from the slower humanoid story.
Morningstar's Mind the Gap data shows investor shortfalls concentrate where volatility runs highest, and cheap funds cannot fix behavior.
The AI power trade now runs through crypto, commodity, and critical-minerals ETFs.
Copper's summer rally reflects tariff timing as well as AI demand. Sprott's COPP holds both the metal and the miners.
Proxy voting choice comes to SPYL, State Street's S&P 500 UCITS ETF.
The new Solana fund expands Hong Kong's virtual asset ETF lineup beyond bitcoin and ether.
The American Century fund has stacked up nearly $200 million in six months, a sign that investors will pay 29 basis points for active credit management.
The equal-weight dividend fund's backers make their case on a 19.5-turn valuation spread that July's rotation didn't close.
An exclusive ICE license backs a UCITS fund holding 100 US-listed tech and tech-enabled growth companies.
The new funds fill gaps in Vanguard's low-cost global equity range and will list on five European exchanges.
The fund's new investment policy formalizes the miners' pivot to data center hosting — and changes what investors own.
Goldman Sachs expects $2 trillion in 2026 U.S. ETF inflows, with active strategies and model portfolios supplying much of the new money.
ETF Trends pitches the gold-income fund as a way to collect income without bonds while 30-year Treasury yields sit at a 19-year high, and Neos shareholders weigh Goldman's acquisition.
Six long and short notes tracking Brazil, Japan, and Taiwan begin trading Thursday, each aiming for three times a VettaFi index's daily move.
Goldman's second ETF acquisition of the year would buy four-year-old Neos for up to $2.25 billion, pending a proxy vote.
A midyear FactSet report finds a 0.03% index-fund core and a growing minority paying up for active bond managers.
Weekly fixed-income flows concentrated in high-quality, short-duration strategies, leaving riskier credit on the sidelines.
A content-hub article pitches insider-led international value, with ICPY up 12.87%. It never proves the neglect.
The $4bn US chip strategy reaches London, Frankfurt and Milan in a UCITS wrapper, with a 10% cap that can drift between rebalances.
The 0.02% S&P 500 fund gets the automatic core slot in an account program whose structure remains undisclosed.
The conditional loan puts federal money behind an REXC holding as Washington's $3 billion critical-minerals push takes shape.
The new fund packages a five-factor stock-rating framework into a PEA-eligible, physically replicated UCITS structure.
A T-bill ETF with an options overlay gives bond investors a place to hide when long-term rates break out.
The Hamburg manager's debut UCITS fund pairs an AI stock picker with a human portfolio team.
Three Bitwise futures funds now rotate between crypto and Treasuries on a moving-average rule, chasing better risk-adjusted returns.
Flows, not market gains, drove TTEQ to $429 million as investors paid up for active tech.
Rob Arnott's fundamental indexing now sits behind TMX VettaFi's push for $1 trillion in index assets.
Fixed-income ETFs now come with a rate view, not just a coupon.
ETF Trends argues GISC's 5.18% SEC yield and floating-rate book give fixed-income allocators a way to hold ground while the Fed decides.
A new contracting cycle in Europe and the US could tighten uranium supplies just as demand accelerates, supporting prices and the case for URNM.
A 44-basis-point fee and a bottom-up, global mandate are beating the S&P health-care benchmark by wide margins.
July's $515.9 million in net inflows ended the streak and lifted assets to $117.5 billion, though price gains did most of the work.
A fund-family product list is more brochure than data, even when the yield math is standard.
The independent ETF issuer reached the mark in less than a decade, powered by $9.7 billion of record inflows this year.
The index giant's swap-based fund lands as pension money and near-$50 billion weekly inflows make the ETF wrapper the default for core portfolios.
A biotech index, a cash-flow screen and a value tilt offer different ways to ride the small-cap benchmark's new high.
All 39 funds now trade as Northern Trust ETFs, ending the two-brand lineup.
Seven of the 16 funds carry income in their names; the rest are mostly equity.
WisdomTree's HYZD runs a 0.22-year duration hedge over a BB-heavy book. Its sponsor says plain high-yield beta no longer cuts it.
The AI chip maker is 20.6% below its 52-week high; Direxion's inverse fund and its 2x bull fund are wagers on which catalyst runs out first.
Boring Money's latest report finds UK retail investors leaving trusts for cheaper, simpler ETFs.
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