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1 week ago |
etftrends.com | Nick Peters-Golden
Values-based ETFs play an intriguing role in the growing ETF landscape. For investors who want their portfolios to reflect their worldview or personal values, ETFs can make a great vehicle. With their transparency and flexibility, ETFs can act as tools to toggle on or off certain exposures, avoiding problem companies or leaning into others, or as a vehicle to advocate for your values. TOV, the recently launched Jewish values ETF, presents one notable example.
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2 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Nick Peters-Golden
As the number and variety of ETFs continue to grow, classic ETFs have changed. Many investors are very familiar with the large market tracking ETFs that play core roles for millions of investors. The nature of the “passive” ETF may be changing, however. New ETFs that provide a different approach to passive have hit the scene just in time for rising market volatility.
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2 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Nick Peters-Golden
Have tariffs on the mind? U.S. investors facing market turbulence may be inclined to look for diversification abroad. Entering 2025, many investors faced significant concentration risk, with just a handful of firms driving much of 2024’s market performance. Now, with domestic markets also facing tariff risks, investors have even more reason to consider diversifying. An international value ETF like FIVA could, then, provide a strong option to do so.
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2 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Nick Peters-Golden
Could now be the time to diversify abroad with an active international equity ETF? Active ETFs have become key parts of numerous portfolios in recent years. With both an accelerating number of active ETF launches and overall category AUM, the active fund type is now a serious consideration for many investors. With U.S. volatility rising, they could play a particularly strong role as a vehicle for equity diversification.
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3 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Nick Peters-Golden
The Fidelity Low Duration Bond Factor ETF (FLDR) has something to celebrate. The ETF was bumped up to Gold rated by Morningstar recently. That recognition comes as the fund doubled its AUM over the course of 2024. Specifically, the strategy saw its AUM rise from $330 million on January 1, 2024, to $660 million as of December 31, 2024, per YCharts data. Those metrics may invite investors and advisors to consider the role a low duration bond ETF like FLDR might play.
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