As though this year wasn't already a huge one in the tech landscape, now a trio of huge technology companies are plotting game changing IPOs. SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI all are reported or rumored to be looking at IPOs this year.
T Rowe Price Technology ETF is an actively managed vehicle focused on global technology names. NVDA-heavy TTEQ has impressively outperformed QQQM, IVV, and a few tech ETFs since its inception and YTD. However, I gravitate towards the neutral stance as I see no convincing GARP characteristics, a 1.7 weighted average beta, and a downside capture ratio of 124.4%.
Lance Humphrey, head of portfolio management at Victory Capital, and Dom Rizzo, portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price, joined Nate Geraci on this week's ETF Prime to discuss quality investing and active technology strategies.
Despite the global volatility surrounding markets, U.S. stocks have proven durable. The market has chugged along, anticipating long term growth despite major energy costs rising.
T. Rowe Price Technology ETF (NASDAQ: TTEQ - Get Free Report) was the target of a large growth in short interest during the month of February. As of February 27th, there was short interest totaling 8,190 shares, a growth of 30.5% from the February 12th total of 6,276 shares. Approximately 0.2% of the shares of the
Investors have plenty of ETFs to consider these days – including active ETFs. Active ETFs have proliferated in recent years, increasing the diversity of strategies available with that active spin.
ETFs have all kinds of powerful advantages. As flexible, transparent, easily tradable investment vehicles, they offer investors the opportunity to craft bespoke portfolios with targeted, granular allocations.
Asset managers from coast to coast drop their new year outlooks every winter, offering investors plenty of thoughts and takes on the year to come. T. Rowe Price recently added its views to this year's outlook crop with some intriguing takes on equities and bonds, foreign and domestic.
It's the talk of the market – has the rapid ascent of AI technologies overly inflated stock market valuations? Ask five investors and one may get five different opinions.
The artificial intelligence boom is entering a new phase as investment shifts from speculative software plays to the physical infrastructure powering the technology's expansion — creating opportunities for selective investors while raising concerns over stretched valuations in some corners of the market.
Considering ways to update your tech allocation? Technology companies remain a key part of investors' equities portfolios, but challenges continue to loom.
Last week's ETF Exchange conference saw active ETFs take center stage. Following years of major AUM growth and accelerating launches, more and more market watchers and investors are looking to active.