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Citigroup analysts are projecting significant growth in the industry, while the research firm ETFGI is even more bullish than that.
Funds that use social data to pick stocks can be more volatile than broad-market ETFs, and they lean into momentum.
The company filed for a Nasdaq 100 ETF just one day after BlackRock’s iShares did the same.
Energy sector funds attracted a record $5 billion of inflows.
Memory stocks have been surging for the past year.
Potential initial public offerings from SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will make big indexes even more concentrated.
The industry is still in growth mode, but getting more businesslike, said Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas.
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.
The crypto ETF world is evolving far beyond spot-price funds, a segment dominated by iShares.
Regulatory setbacks have kept institutional investors hesitant about the marijuana industry.
The funds, which can help investors move portfolios with concentrated stock positions, are gaining steam.
The EV market has been struggling, especially in the US. But demand is still high, and rising oil prices may shift buyers to EVs.
While institutional investors are influencing the crypto market, experts say the asset class likely wouldn’t be where it is today without traditional finance.
Amid the war with Iran, oil ETFs have been the strongest performers this year. The Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF is different.
It’s becoming less expensive to manage ETFs, allowing more funds to remain on the market with lower AUM, according to analysts.
By 2030, Goldman alone expects its alternative assets under supervision to reach $750 billion.
The company added an ETF share class of its nearly $7 billion US Micro Cap Portfolio.
An asset manager as big as Vanguard has the luxury of delaying fund launches without much consequence.
The market environment has recently favored equal-weight strategies, which makes the timing for Invesco’s new ETF advantageous.