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ETF Prime: Motley Fool Launches Factor ETFs

Bill Mann, chief investment strategist at Motley Fool Asset Management, joined Nate Geraci on this week’s ETF Prime to discuss three factor ETFs launched in December. The firm now offers nine ETFs with over $2.5 billion in assets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCjmqDU89Fs Despite 90% of new ETFs launched...

How Income Investors Could Capitalize on a Rate Pause

Income-focused investors have had plenty of factors to keep in consideration as of late. The latest CPI report showed that consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 2.6% in December, which was actually 0.1% lower than expectations. This report helped reignite the narrative...

Get Quality International Equities in This Rising ETF

The year is young, but already, a clear theme is emerging: investors are looking to add international equities exposure to their portfolios. ETFs already offer a wide variety of options for investors to get that exposure, but which fund or funds make the...

Industry Voices Gear Up for Exchange

As the ETF industry continues its record-breaking trajectory, the upcoming Exchange conference is shaping up to be the most consequential industry gathering of the year. From March 15–18, 2026, the industry will gather at the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas for what has...

Bitcoin Mining Economics Signal Potential Market Floor

Bitcoin is currently trading below the average cost of production for listed miners, a situation that historically doesn’t last long, according to recent CoinShares research. The average production cost for publicly traded bitcoin mining companies sits around $74,600, per the report. When prices fall...

Japan Snap Election Reaffirms Takaichi Trade

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi scored a resounding victory in recent snap elections, prompting a surge by both the yen and Japanese equities. That’s confirmation the “Takaichi trade” is alive and well and that now is an opportune time for advisors and investors to...
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