ETF Edge Podcast
1) “End of simplicity, beginning of complexity” 10/20/25
With more money flowing into more exotic alternatives, the ETF industry is arguably entering phase that stands in stark contrast to one of its original tenets.
2) Hedging through allocation 10/13/25
The recent dramatic whipsaw in the markets is a reminder to review your portfolio’s safety mechanisms. This time, it may not be about what you’re adding but how much of it. Find out why.
3) Novel ways to play against history 10/6/25
A historically volatile time for the markets is compounded by even more looming catalysts than usual. We have three plans to help see you through from two of the biggest specialists in their spaces.
4) Re-emerging markets? 9/25/25
While many emerging markets have been outperforming the U-S this year, many investors might still be missing the biggest opportunities yet-to-come.
5) “Alternatives” going mainstream 9/22/25
There’s been an explosion of interest and offerings in the “alt” etf category. But the role those types of funds play for investors might be changing.
6) Two biggest drivers through year’s end 9/15/25
Choose your adventure: fed decisions or tech dominance… or maybe, both? A nuanced game-plan is in order, and we have two novel ways to play.
7) Getting paid to follow Bill Ackman? 9/8/25
High-income ETFs are all the rage right now. To help itself stand out, one company is playing off some of the biggest names in investing. But will the sequel do as well as the original? Plus, find out...Show More
8) Hedging September Volatility with value and the under-valued 9/3/25
September is already volatile and we haven’t even had a Fed meeting yet! Now might be the right time to look into the “value” promise of AI… and add some under-valued sectors as cheap insurance.
9) Power plays & international intrigue 8/25/25
Amid geo-political waves, smart money is diving below the surface of two markets sectors to find calmer, potentially more productive waters.
10) Gold back to gaining after a slide 8/18/25
Amid geopolitical and domestic uncertainty, gold is trending higher again after backtracking. History suggests there is yet more room to run. Plus, a covid-period-like warning sign to take note of.