Actively Managed Fund

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Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation ETF: Decent Returns but Trailing the Market

Ark Innovation ETF has gained 9.6% over the past year but still lags the S&P 500, with heavy bets on Tesla, SpaceX, biotech, and crypto stocks. Investors face unique risks and turnover as the fund's strategy evolves

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Why I'm Still Buying the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF While Adding a New Income Complement

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF offers a blend of yield and growth, but a lesser-known ETF with a 10.5% yield and options-based strategy is drawing attention for investors seeking higher monthly income and market outperformance

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Vanguard Brings T. Rowe Price Onboard for Three Major Equity Funds

Vanguard is shifting management of key active equity funds, adding T. Rowe Price as a new subadvisor and adjusting fund strategies. The move affects over $42 billion in assets and brings modest fee changes for investors

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A famous investor holds put options on a small-cap ETF, but there's more to the story

Millennium Management's large put position on the iShares Russell 2000 ETF isn't a bearish call on small caps-it's a hedge to protect gains as the fund rallies nearly 19% this year, highlighting how professional investors manage risk

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AI Is Quietly Reshaping How Investment Portfolios Are Managed

Artificial intelligence is taking on a bigger role in portfolio management, shifting from stock picking to real-time monitoring and rebalancing as firms seek to reduce human bias and improve returns

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Record-Breaking ETF Investment Inflows in 2026

U.S.-listed ETFs are attracting unprecedented inflows in 2026, with nearly $1 trillion invested in the first half of the year and projections pointing to $2.3 trillion by year-end, as investors seek low-cost, tax-efficient diversification

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