Todd Rosenbluth

A year old on March 31, the first actively managed ETFs now hold $1.4 billion in assets. A recent study highlights ample room to grow.

Over the past year, high-risk funds were among the top performers while many low-volatility ETFs significantly trailed the S&P 500 Index.

Despite the impact of the pandemic, 17% of ETFs launched in 2020 already have more than $100 million in assets. Investors are not waiting for a three-year anniversary to consider putting ETF money to work as they used...

Investors put $15 billion into broad/regional non-U.S. ETFs and $2.5 billion into country-specific ETFs since the start of 2021, according to CFRA’s First Bridge data.

GameStop has soared during January but is under owned by ETFs given its more than $20 billion market capitalization. Just 63 funds own a position in the company.

Ten times as many U.S. companies were raising or initiating dividends in the fourth quarter of 2020 compared to those cutting or suspending dividends.

ETF demand was broad based in 2020, as fixed income and commodity ETFs pulled in impressive net inflows relative to their size. In addition, investors continued to choose equity ETFs over often more expensive mutual...

Market breadth improved in November compared with the rest of 2020, pointing toward a better 2021 for smart beta.