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3 Stocks Drive Strong Performance Inside DRNZ

The thematic expansion of defense technology and automated hardware continues to drive investor interest toward the REX Drone ETF (DRNZ). Launched to track the VettaFi Drone Index, the fund offers pure-play exposure to the expanding global uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) ecosystem. DRNZ has...

Goldman Sachs ETFs Hit $100 Billion AUM 

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...

Baron Capital Adds Risk-Optimized Large-Cap ETF to Lineup

Baron Capital continues to grow its active ETF lineup with today’s introduction of Baron Risk Optimized Large Cap ETF™ (BROL). The ETF builds upon the firm’s commitment to long-term growth investing with a targeted focus on U.S. large-cap companies that exhibit durable competitive...

The Case for Active Management in the Private Credit Market

Though investment vehicles like the exchange-traded fund (ETF) have democratized access to private credit investments, the need for active management is still imperative in this burgeoning asset class. As the market matures and economic cycles become increasingly unpredictable, the “set it and forget it”...

Who Needs Lower Rates? | ETF Trends

Investors looking for the Fed to cut interest rates should probably adjust their expectations, as a raft ofrecent economic data shows little (if any) reason for an imminent rate cut. The good news: The stock market doesn’t seem to care. Consider the latest round of...

World Markets Watchlist: May 26, 2026

Our global markets watchlist tracks nine prominent indexes from economies around the world. The list includes the S&P 500 from the United States, TSX from Canada, the FTSE 100 from England, the DAXK from Germany, the CAC 40 from France, the Nikkei 225...
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