Elle Caruso is a Staff Writer at Exchange Traded Funds. She specializes in finance and investment, with a focus on markets, personal finance, and financial technology, while also covering commodities, futures, and inflation trends. Elle's insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent publications, enhancing the discourse on financial issues and innovations.
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Elle Caruso's coverage primarily focuses on investment analysis and data-driven insights related to a variety of financial instruments such as ETFs. She tends to cover topics like small caps, multifactor ETFs, energy, real estate industry, sales & marketing, business & industry, finance & economy.
Given this focus, Elle is likely interested in pitches that provide unique perspectives or data-driven analysis on investment trends within the specified sectors. Sources with deep expertise in these areas and access to relevant market data would likely be appealing for her coverage.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Elle’s articles, she seems open to covering international markets given the diverse range of topics included in her article titles.
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Several midstream names have announced increases to third-quarter distributions as earnings are underway.
Despite value’s recent underperformance, ETFs providing a value tilt are seeing interest from investors.
Investors may be overlooking value exposure, potentially missing out on current and future opportunities.
By: Elle Caruso
Free cash flow (FCF) ETF investing is growing in popularity as investors look for innovative strategies to get exposure to the market.
The S&P 500 Index has returned nearly 81% since the last presidential election, with a wide disparity between sector performance.
Capacity constraints can be a significant problem for a small-cap FCF ETF, which may pull from a small universe of eligible securities.
The Fed cut interest rates in mid-September, potentially creating an opportunity for a small-cap rally.
Investors are changing allocations to fixed income ETFs to capture the greatest yield with the most attractive risk.
VictoryShares’ small-cap free cash flow (FCF) ETF was met with interesting changes to its top holdings and sector weights following a recent rebalance.
Several midstream names have beat expectations and raised guidance as earnings are underway.
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