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VS Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF (SFLO)

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+0.21
+0.6276%
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540.76M Market Cap
0.01% Div Yield
35,799 Volume
$ 33.71
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Oil Tankers in Focus: Under the Hood of SFLO

Oil Tankers in Focus: Under the Hood of SFLO

Oil tankers benefitted from heightened geopolitical turmoil and tension in the first half of the year. The VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF (SFLO) currently carries several oil tanker companies after the ETF's second-quarter rebalance in June 2024.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Worried About Small-Cap Liquidity? Consider SFLO

Worried About Small-Cap Liquidity? Consider SFLO

Investors looking ahead to eventual interest rate cuts or simply wanting to diversify their large-cap equity portfolios may want to consider small caps in the second half of the year.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Enhance Your Quality Exposures With These Two ETFs

Enhance Your Quality Exposures With These Two ETFs

Signs of economic weakening at the end of the second quarter raised investor concerns about economic performance for the remainder of 2024. Investors looking to hedge for potential slowing may consider the VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETFs.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Why SFLO Could Be The Ultimate Dividend ETF Bargain For Today's Market

Why SFLO Could Be The Ultimate Dividend ETF Bargain For Today's Market

SFLO is a Buffett-style ETF focused on small-cap value stocks with strong free cash flow yields and growth potential. The ETF targets companies with 12% to 13% consensus growth rates, trades at 5X cash-adjusted earnings, and offers almost 10% FCF yields. SFLO aims to provide potentially explosive upside returns by investing in undervalued small-cap companies with strong growth prospects.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago
Why Free Cash Flow Could Be the Antidote to High Rates

Why Free Cash Flow Could Be the Antidote to High Rates

Markets remain highly responsive to economic data as concerns around Fed policy and high interest rates dominate the second quarter so far.

Etftrends | 2 years ago