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Continued market turbulence has impacted ETF inflows and launches in 2023. About 80 new ETFs have been introduced this year so far, while closures continue to rise. In this video, we highlight some of the most unique and interesting ETFs that made their debut in the first quarter.
Subversive Capital in partnership with Unusual Whales launched two ETFs that allow investors to trade like members of Congress. Reports show members of Congress outperformed the S&P 500 Index in 2021 and 2022, and many believe that lawmakers have more information than the rest of us.
The Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic ETF (NANC - Free Report) and Republican ETF (KRUZ - Free Report) are actively managed and come with an expense ratio of 0.75% each. Microsoft (MSFT - Free Report) and AAPL (AAPL - Free Report) are the top holdings in NANC while energy companies get top spots in KRUZ.
Tuttle Capital Management introduced two new ETFs that let investors bet on and against CNBC personality Jim Cramer. Both ETFs will be actively managed and charge an expense ratio of 1.2% each.
The Long Cramer Tracker ETF seeks to replicate the performance of investments recommended by Cramer. Meta Platforms (META - Free Report) and AMD (AMD - Free Report) are among the top holdings.
The Inverse Cramer Tracker ETF holds short positions in his stock picks like NVIDIA (NVDA - Free Report) and Tesla (TSLA - Free Report) . It also invests in securities he recommends against.
Roundhill Investments launched an ETF that provides concentrated exposure to the six largest US banks, using swaps as well as equities. According to the provider, individuals and institutions alike are migrating banking relationships to biggest banks that are deemed too big to fail, in the wake of banking crisis. The BIG Bank ETF has expense ratio of 0.29%.
Horizon Kinetics launched an ETF that employs a dual mandate of holding companies that produce carbon-based energy as well as those developing technologies that can alleviate the negative environmental impacts of hydrocarbons. The Horizon Kinetics Energy and Remediation ETF (NVIR - Free Report) has an expense ratio of 0.85%.
To learn more, please watch the short video above.
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Most Interesting New ETFs of Q1 2023
Continued market turbulence has impacted ETF inflows and launches in 2023. About 80 new ETFs have been introduced this year so far, while closures continue to rise. In this video, we highlight some of the most unique and interesting ETFs that made their debut in the first quarter.
Subversive Capital in partnership with Unusual Whales launched two ETFs that allow investors to trade like members of Congress. Reports show members of Congress outperformed the S&P 500 Index in 2021 and 2022, and many believe that lawmakers have more information than the rest of us.
The Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic ETF (NANC - Free Report) and Republican ETF (KRUZ - Free Report) are actively managed and come with an expense ratio of 0.75% each. Microsoft (MSFT - Free Report) and AAPL (AAPL - Free Report) are the top holdings in NANC while energy companies get top spots in KRUZ.
Tuttle Capital Management introduced two new ETFs that let investors bet on and against CNBC personality Jim Cramer. Both ETFs will be actively managed and charge an expense ratio of 1.2% each.
The Long Cramer Tracker ETF seeks to replicate the performance of investments recommended by Cramer. Meta Platforms (META - Free Report) and AMD (AMD - Free Report) are among the top holdings.
The Inverse Cramer Tracker ETF holds short positions in his stock picks like NVIDIA (NVDA - Free Report) and Tesla (TSLA - Free Report) . It also invests in securities he recommends against.
Roundhill Investments launched an ETF that provides concentrated exposure to the six largest US banks, using swaps as well as equities. According to the provider, individuals and institutions alike are migrating banking relationships to biggest banks that are deemed too big to fail, in the wake of banking crisis. The BIG Bank ETF has expense ratio of 0.29%.
Horizon Kinetics launched an ETF that employs a dual mandate of holding companies that produce carbon-based energy as well as those developing technologies that can alleviate the negative environmental impacts of hydrocarbons. The Horizon Kinetics Energy and Remediation ETF (NVIR - Free Report) has an expense ratio of 0.85%.
To learn more, please watch the short video above.