As bitcoin and Ether falter, Hyperliquid looks poised to outperform.
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In small amounts, crypto can offer diversification without exposing clients to outsized risk. If it underperforms, the damage is contained.
Industry experts say the sheer number of products entering the market can make it harder for advisors to determine where active ETFs belong in client portfolios.
The new products are designed to give investors more yield than the average spot fund.
Researchers argue SPIVA’s methodology isn’t fully aligned with what investors actually experience when they allocate to active mutual funds and ETFs.
Global investors are itching for access to unicorns in the convenient ETF wrapper.
Yields on short-duration bond funds are outperforming money markets. Investors are taking note.
The trend differs from the famous fund managers of the mutual fund business, but there is a niche being built by research analysts with recognizable names.
Advisors still aren’t the big crypto fans, viewing the asset class as too speculative and volatile to fit into a traditional financial plan.
Gabe Plotkin, whose firm Melvin Capital was hit hard during the GameStop short squeeze, is reportedly seeding the fund via a 351 exchange.
The company’s third autocallable ETF has a “memory” feature for notes that don’t pay out in years with down markets.
A comparison of a well-diversified portfolio versus the basic 60/40 strategy shows that plain vanilla won most of the time over 20 years, according to Morningstar.
Funds that use social data to pick stocks can be more volatile than broad-market ETFs, and they lean into momentum.
Funds with downside protection are becoming increasingly popular, even though most have existed only in a bull market, without much of a chance to show off their downside protection.
Money has been draining out of US sustainable funds for years, but passives and some energy-focused funds are garnering interest.