The trader’s ETF of choice, the
Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ), is praised for its liquidity as well as its all-encompassing exposure to big names in big tech. On the other end of the spectrum, there’s the buy-and-hold
QQQJ gives investors exposure to the stocks of tomorrow today.
“With large-cap stock valuations looking stretched, it might be time to consider looking for other growth opportunities in this market,” a The Street article said. “For investors who want to take this path, there’s a new ETF that targets the Nasdaq stocks that may be next in line to join the Nasdaq 100 index at some point in the future.”
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.
A Feeding Frenzy: Navigating Investments in the GameStop Era February 10, 2021
The GameStop story has taken the markets by storm, making and breaking fortunes for novice and experienced investors alike. The shorting saga raises myriad issues in the investing landscape, particularly the importance of devising a long-term strategy to capture upside and mitigate downside over time.
In the upcoming webcast,
A Feeding Frenzy: Navigating Investments in the GameStop Era, Meb Faber, Co-Founder and CIO, Cambria Investment Management, will analyze how GameStop’s meteoric rise impacted investors and exposed how critical the investment process is to long-term investing.
Cambria Investment Management also offers a way for investors to diversify a portfolio by mitigating downside risks. Specifically, the
How Supply/Demand Imbalances Lit Up the LIT ETF
Simple forces of supply and demand are feeding into strength for the
Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF (LIT). Electric automaker Tesla is demanding more lithium for its cars, but a supply shortage is boosting lithium prices.
Despite beating Wall Street expectations with revenue, Tesla missed the mark on its earnings per share (EPS) during its fourth-quarter earnings report two weeks ago. One of the reasons Tesla CEO Elon Musk cited for the earnings miss was s lack of lithium battery supply to meet its demand.
Tesla’s Q4 results:
Revenue: $10.74 billion vs $10.4 billion expected