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Markets and ETF Investors Plow Forward in May

More Money Flows Into Stock ETFs So Far This Year Than in All of 2020

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TD Ameritrade: Dave Nadig Talks Diversification In A Flexible ETF Wrapper

TD Ameritrade: Dave Nadig Talks Diversification In A Flexible ETF Wrapper February 9, 2021 Diversification is always key to successful investing, and it’s a great way to get into some ETF education. ETF Trends’ CIO and Director of Research, Dave Nadig, was on hand to discuss some notable ETFs that would serve long-time investors well with TD Ameritrade’s Nicole Petallides during “Market Overtime.” Nadig stars by noting how ETFs truly are great for offering diversification in a single-step package. With that in mind, he explains a few interesting things ETFs have provided, including the process of becoming hyper-diversified or anti-diversified, all within an ETF wrapper.

How to Manage Risk and Generate Returns with Thematic Investments

How to Manage Risk and Generate Returns with Thematic Investments February 4, 2021 Investors should consider targeted exchange traded funds that marry best-in-class disruptive equities with sophisticated options strategies to create downside market mitigation and enhanced upside potential. In the recent webcast, Don’t Diversify Away a Good Idea: Rethinking Thematic Investing, Brian Kelleher, CRO, Simplify Asset Management, warned of the shortfalls of heavily relying on broad index-based funds like those that track the Russell 3000 Index. While the index provides instant diversification to the entire U.S. stock market, the strategy also dilutes exposure to innovative companies with greater growth potential. For example, Tad Park, CEO and Founder, Volt Equity, highlighted a true champion in the innovative space: Tesla. He underscored the importance of data accumulation as the company is also the only one with a robust data engine to ensure that cars are constantly being updat

Don t Diversify Away a Good Idea: Rethinking Thematic Investing

February 2, 2021 Disruptive technology is, as the saying goes, having a moment. But it’s unlikely to be a moment that fades. Advances in next-generation vehicles, financial technology, cultural disruptors, cybersecurity, and cloud computing are likely to shape our futures in ways we’re just starting to grasp. But how do you invest in tomorrow while managing your risk today? In the upcoming webcast, Don’t Diversify Away a Good Idea: Rethinking Thematic Investing, Paul Kim, CEO and Co-Founder, Simplify Asset Management; Tad Park, CEO and Founder, Volt Equity; and Brian Kelleher, CRO, Simplify Asset Management, will cover the case for these disruptive technologies, as well as a targeted approach that marries best-in-class disruptive equities with sophisticated options strategies to create downside market mitigation and enhanced upside potential.

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