The ETF ecosystem is growing all the time, and sometimes even more quickly than most investors can appreciate. It can be easy, then, for investors to overlook ETFs that are spiking across various metrics.
As investors consider ways to refresh portfolios in market uncertainty, one segment that may be receiving some new interest is small-caps. Small-cap investing can provide exposure to undervalued names and offset lingering concentration risk.
In the ever-changing equities market landscape, investors have heard a few key themes for years. Small-caps' potential for upside has been a consistent one, and now could be their time to shine.
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The fund is designed to cater to investors seeking exposure to small- or mid-cap companies, a segment of the market that often presents growth opportunities distinct from those found in the portfolios of larger companies. With a strategy focused on investing at least 80% of its net assets in assets issued by small- or mid-cap companies, the fund aims to capture the growth potential of these enterprises. The fund’s investment strategy may lead it to invest significantly in certain sectors, reflecting a targeted approach that could, for instance, favor the information technology sector, among others, based on market conditions and the fund managers' analysis.
The fund's primary products and services revolve around its strategic investment in small- and mid-cap companies, with a keen focus on diversification and sector-specific investment when deemed opportune by the fund managers. Below are the key components of the fund's offerings:
This forms the core of the fund’s investment strategy, targeting companies poised for growth. The fund diligently selects companies based on their market capitalization, aiming to invest in those that offer the potential for significant returns. This strategy is predicated on the belief that small- and mid-cap companies, due to their size, have greater growth prospects and flexibility compared to larger corporations.
The fund has the flexibility to invest significantly in specific sectors that the managers believe are set for growth. While this may lead to a concentration in sectors like information technology, it is a calculated approach to maximize returns. The strategic sector selection is guided by thorough market analysis and a forward-looking view, aiming to capitalize on emerging trends and sector-specific dynamics.