
BlackRock has filed for a hedge fund strategy exchange-traded fund (ETF), indicating a new direction in its investment approach. This move highlights a growing trend in the democratization of alternative investments, as hedge fund ETFs become increasingly popular among investors. The filing aligns with broader market shifts towards low-cost investment options, which have gained traction in recent years. Additionally, First Trust is also reportedly planning to register a new 'Balanced Income ETF' that will utilize an index comprising its own active funds, further emphasizing the evolving landscape of ETF offerings.
#WorthReading https://t.co/VRqV3vEwLD BlackRock filing for hedge fund strategy ETF underlines new tilt
Here's one way to beat indexing at its own game: License an index whose holdings consist of your own firm's active funds! Appears that is what First Trust is planning to do here judging from the filing they just made to register a new 'Balanced Income ETF' https://t.co/FP2ZiZ62W2
Warren Buffett would put 90% of his wife’s inheritance in one ETF. 💡 WTF is an ETF? These low-cost funds are taking over investing. See what’s inside, who runs the show, and why costs matter. https://t.co/GEjL5sxdb1