ETFs
ETFs coverage curated by PowerAdvice.
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Gold Monthly: Iran War Is a New Catalyst for Gold
How much gold has risen following past geopolitical shock events. In most cases, gold tended to outperform equities by a significant margin.
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Calamos Autocallable Growth ETF (CAGE): The Next Evolution of Structured Products
Calamos expands its auto-callable lineup with CAGE, a growth-focused ETF that brings structured product exposure into a more accessible, ETF-based format.
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Fidelity Enhances Enhanced ETF Suite With Quarter of Small Stock Funds
While these are new ETFs, Fidelity clients, including advisors that custody with the firm, can trade the funds commission-free
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Active CLO ETFs Proving Durable in Turbulent Times
May provide clients with the income and interest rate flexibility they’re seeking. Let’s explore more of this asset class’s perks.
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Growth Dominated for Years—So Why Is Value Suddenly Winning Again?
Value investors can take heart because 2026 is delivering signs that market breadth is widening and large-cap value stocks are benefiting.
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The Month Gold Broke: Five Lessons From the ‘March Madness’ Selloff and the Rebound Opportunity
However, the behavior of gold’s price in March 2026 provided a brutal reality check that challenged this long-held assumption.
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New Calamos Autocallable ETF Offers Growth Approach
True to its name, it seeks to provide long-term growth by exposing investors to a laddered portfolio of autocallable yield notes.
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CAGE Match: The First Autocallable Growth ETF Aiming to Outrun the S&P 500
The new ETF has a clear objective: compound and grow wealth at a clip in excess of the S&P 500 over the long-term.
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Vanguard Makes a Splash With New, Cheap International Style Funds
Two new ETFs: the Vanguard Developed Markets ex-US Value Index ETF VDV and Vanguard Developed Markets ex-US Growth Index ETF VDG.
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Japan’s Moment: Elections, Flows & Global Opportunities
Japan looks less like a tactical trade and more like a structural allocation investors should reassess.
