ETF Equity Exposure

Analysis focused on equity ETF holdings, funds, or equity-market exposure through ETFs. Use when equity exposure is the main subject; use a more specific thematic, geographic, dividend, or portfolio tag when that perspective drives the post. Excludes individual-stock analysis.

  • Time To Swap Out Of QYLD ETF (NASDAQ:QYLD)

    QYLD is an ETF from Global X Funds that attempts to track the CBOE Nasdaq-100 BuyWrite V2 Index. This is a theoretical portfolio of the Nasdaq 100 stocks that holds the shares of each company, and then sells calls against those positions to generate income. The calls sold are one month out and are held until one day prior to expiration when they are liquidated and rolled forward.

  • Your Value Fund Might Be Buying Meta and Netflix Stock

    Meanwhile, the $60 billion iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF ( IWF ) used to count Meta as its seventh-large holding, now it ranks as the indexes 39th largest holding. This is the unusual result of a regular

  • IJH: Mid-Cap Stocks Are Priced For Uncertainty But Probably Undervalued

    IJH invests in mid-cap stocks.
    Based on earnings expectations, the portfolio seems to be priced with a high embedded equity risk premium.
    I think IJH is an attractive, low-cost diversifier, and is likely undervalued.
    IJH’s IRR over the next few years is probably going to be strong from present prices, I would estimate in the 12-17% range without being overly optimistic.

  • Growth ETFs Rebound as Investors Look Past Inflation

    Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds rebounded on Thursday as technology shares led gains. The record-setting rally in U.S. markets paused this week after updated data revealed that inflation spiked to a 31-year high, suggesting that consumer prices will remain elevated for a period of time amid the ongoing global supply chain hurdles and lower employment participation rate.

  • The Potential for Outperformance: Fidelity Magellan ETF

    Fidelity Investment’s flagship Magellan fund has helped investors reach their financial goals for decades. That time-tested, actively managed approach is now available as an exchange traded fund, offering investors Fidelity’s actively managed expertise in a flexible, tax-efficient, low-cost and easily accessible investment vehicle.

  • Get Small-Cap Exposure With Value and Momentum Using XSVM

    While small-caps can provide ample growth opportunities, getting factor exposure to value and momentum could open up even more avenues with the Invesco S&P SmallCap Value with Momentum ETF (XSVM) . Small-cap equities in particular could be subjected to large moves in the market.

  • Some Wide Moat Stocks Offering Value

    The VanEck Vectors Morningstar Wide Moat ETF ( MOAT A- ) isn’t a dedicated value exchange traded fund. It’s not explicitly dedicated to any of the prominent investment factors, but there are times when MOAT will lean toward growth, value, quality, or a mix of all three.

  • Deep Value ETF Might Be Buyable on Correction

    With the S&P 500 on a seven-month winning streak, it may be hard to imagine that an equity market correction could be imminent. However, it is a possibility that investors should acknowledge — while remembering that corrections are natural and not as ominous as full-fledged bear markets.

  • A Fresh Approach to Minimizing the Nasdaq-100

    Home to the likes of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), and an assortment of other well-known growth stocks, the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) is a paradise for investors seeking growth exposure. Importantly, the Nasdaq-100 has a lengthy history of outperforming rival broader benchmarks, such as the S&P 500 and the Russell 1000.

  • Value ETFs Gain After Fed Eases Tapering Fears

    Value stock exchange traded funds jumped Friday while broad U.S. market indices hit record highs, following Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s reassurances that the central bank will not overreact to the inflation spike and will maintain patience in tapering its bond purchasing program.

  • A Case for a Return to Growth, the TCHP ETF

    More than seven months into 2021, are likely investors acquainted with the factor landscape at this juncture, at least as it pertains to the ever-popular growth/value debate. Owing to the economic cycle and the reopening/reflation trade, value stocks trounced their growth rivals for much of the first half of the year.