Since single-stock ETFs debuted in 2022, the category has exploded. Global interest in U.S. tech stocks is poised to push growth even further in 2025.          

Kevin Carter, founder of EMQQ Global, specializes in India's booming internet market, while Todd Sohn from Strategas Securities analyzes ETF trends. They discuss India's impressive demographic advantages and rapid economic growth, driven by a robust digital infrastructure. The conversation highlights the explosive growth in India's internet and e-commerce sectors, contrasting it with China's market conditions. They also explore the potential of the ETF market in 2024, predicting significant growth and shifts in global investment dynamics.

Bitcoin funds pass a key milestone in terms of assets. Plus, the equity concentration and credit conundrums investors will face in 2025.         

As investors look to broaden market exposure, could thematic ETFs come back into the spotlight? Here are some new ways to play.       

The ETF industry is about to wrap up another recording setting year. But 2025 will be a whole new ballgame.      

It’s been 20 years since the first gold ETF, the GLD, revolutionized commodity investing. It return on investment since then has been nothing short of “brilliant” but what could the next 20 years hold?     

The ETF industry saw massive inflows immediately after Trump won the Presidency. But will the first winners be the longest-term winners? Or, are there still unrecognized opportunities… and risks?       

More than 500 new ETFS have come to market this year with yet more in the works. Among them: repackaging of good old-fashioned “pair trades”.  Which will be the big winners by year’s end?       

The investing consensus pendulum is swinging from super concentration back to diversification. Now, new funds are looking to hold on to Mag 7 dominance but spread the love – and risk – out a bit more.        

Worried about portfolio overconcentration in tech? What about the other 493 stocks in the S&P 500? Now, there’s a new ETF for that, too.