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It’s no secret that the fixed income landscape has come back to life after years of relative quiet. Where investors once had to really look for sources of income or yield, the live rate market has brought plenty of opportunities to fixed income. The recent VettaFi Q2 Market Symposium took on the 2026 outlook during the webinar titled “The Yield Tug-of-War: Solving the Active-Passive Puzzle in Fixed Income,” including leaders from Fidelity Investments and Invesco.
By: Nick Peters-Golden
2026 will see the launch of one of the biggest games in years, as Grand Theft Auto makes its release date. That moment of triumph for Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), the parent firm of its developers, Rockstar Games, is not the only reason to look at investing in video games this year, however. The gaming ETF GAMR is sending a buy signal months ahead of that milestone amid other notable trends boosting video game stocks.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) made a big announcement this week, touting $100 billion in total ETF AUM. The milestone comes following the firm’s recent acquisition of Innovator ETFs adding several notable funds to the firm’s overall roster. Together, the $100 billion threshold lifts GSAM further into the upper echelon of ETF asset managers amid growing demand for a diverse list of ETFs.
By: Nick Peters-Golden
The ETF ecosystem grows day by day, spiking in recent years with serious inflows and many new active ETF launches. American Century Investments has added to the active ETF pool with its latest launch — a fund targeting the securitized credit ETF space.
By: Nick Peters-Golden
Customize Consent Preferences Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) made a big announcement this week, touting $100 billion in total ETF AUM.
By: Nick Peters-Golden
Inflation is not so quietly ratcheting up. The economist group the Survey of Professional Forecasters recently projected a heady 6% inflation rate for the second quarter in the U.S. amid continued Middle East volatility and uncertainty. That inflation is more than just a cloud over U.S. economic activity, travel, and tourism this summer – it also has implications for portfolios. An active value ETF can help portfolios adapt and become more durable to take on that inflation.
The ETF landscape includes a wide variety of innovative, intriguing funds that look to meet investor goals. From equities to fixed income, all kinds of strategies offer intriguing spins on areas like income and dividends. For example, ProShares has its suite of Dividend Aristocrat funds that lean on dividends to inform investing decisions. Specifically, those strategies invest in companies that have consistently increased dividends over decades. ProShares leaders answered some questions about the ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NOBL) and the ProShares S&P Technology Dividend Aristocrats ETF (TDV) in a recent Q&A.
While it may have been in the headlines for weeks without conclusion, a U.S.-Iran deal may be actually nearing — for real this time. Markets have been anticipating some kind of arrangement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for some time. The sheer complexity of the relationships between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has made resolving the war difficult, but if reports are true and a deal is in the offing, some important markets may be poised to benefit.
By: Nick Peters-Golden
The ETF industry includes a wide range of funds and firms. From the largest asset managers to the newest operations, issuers have launched funds offering increasingly innovative options to investors. Sometimes that leads to intriguing strategies potentially going overlooked. The underrated downside-protection ETF RUNN, for example, has healthy AUM and may be poised for a breakout as it nears a major milestone.
SpaceX’s IPO appears to be shifting markets around it, with numerous indexes adjusting their holdings and rules to accommodate its blockbuster debut. Strong performances from aerospace and drone companies have already lifted aerospace ETFs, such as UFO, this year. Now these ETFs are making changes to welcome the massive SpaceX IPO, positioning UFO as prime option for investors seeking exposure to the firm’s public market launch.
