With tariffs implemented this week after much discussion, markets took a severe tumble. Tariff news saw major indexes like the S&P 500 drop significantly.
With active ETFs becoming a bigger and bigger player in the ETF landscape, investors may be looking for standout options. The pool of available candidates is growing at an accelerating pace as active ETFs constitute a larger portion of new launches.
Are investors facing a recession? Stocks fell significantly early this week amid continued concern about the U.S. potentially entering a recession.
Active management has been a key pillar of the asset management world for some time. As that space has grown, some funds have stood out specifically, like the T.
Who's afraid of tariffs? Broad market indexes don't seem spooked by them yet, but their specter still looms over investors.
In a major milestone for active ETFs, active ETF shop T. Rowe Price reached and passed $10 billion in ETF AUM on Monday.
When it comes to markets and portfolios, what will 2025 bring? A new administration's policies are taking shape, and while those impacts will take quite some time to be felt, the next big trend or news item to watch has yet to appear.
2024 was a strong year for active ETFs, with exciting new launches joining the fray and the category's AUM rising. Actively managed ETFs figure to play an even bigger role in 2025, too.
Looking back on the big 2024 ETF stories, it's hard to avoid the rise of active ETFs. Actively managed strategies in the ETF wrapper have gathered significant assets and performed well amid some pretty considerable volatility.
Quality-focused TCAF leverages an active strategy designed "to provide long-term capital growth." The S&P 500 is its benchmark. Since my June note, TCAF has underperformed the S&P 500. Since the beginning of the year, it has trailed a few S&P 500 ETFs as well. TCAF's annualized return delivered during the July 2023-November 2024 period is weaker than those of IVV, VOO, and SPY.
With a strong year of active investing approaching an end this month, top active ETF TCAF has hit another flows milestone. The strategy has brought in more than $2 billion in net inflows over the last year, per ETF Database data.
What kind of impact might tariffs have on U.S. investors? With a new administration seemingly intent on adding significant new tariffs to imports from key trading partners, certain goods may see significant price hikes.