After about a decade of growth stocks tearing up the charts, the value style of investing is having its day. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...nds-like-cathie-wood-s-arkk?srnd=premium-asia More than $18 billion this year — already a quarterly record — has gone into about 80 different exchange-traded funds that focus on companies considered undervalued relative to their assets, like banks. If money keeps shifting this way from high-flying stocks like tech, what’s been unthinkable for many years could actually happen: A “deep-value” exchange-traded fund could displace the Tesla-fueled ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) as the next niche ETF to hoover up investor money, according to an analysis by Bloomberg Intelligence. Money Is Pouring Into Value-Oriented ETFs
I tried to copy more of the article into the above but doing do became too buggy, so gave up on the idea.
Question is are the transparent and report their trades? I am not into ETF that do window dressing and trade into shadow funds through private pools.
Do ETFs trade via dark pools? Question, at the end of the day after mkt closes does volume then become public from dark pool trading?
Is there a solid Value ETF to buy? Or does Bloomberg just suggest VTV? ARKK focuses on the stocks growing the most vs. a general Vanguard Growth ETF like VUG/MGK. Hence its returns have been much higher.
You can access the article here, note, there are two pages, so click the 2nd page link to read all. https://www.fa-mag.com/news/a-new-w...to-eclipse-cathie-wood-style-funds-60997.html
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