Alpha Architect U.S. Quantitative Value ETF News

Investors should consider allocations that offset potential losses from a rotation out of currently favored companies in the S&P 500. QVAL is a focused Value ETF that aims to capture upside potential

Alpha Architect U.S. Quantitative Value ETF is an actively managed fund excluding financials and uses TEV/EBIT as the main factor to identify undervalued stocks. The Fund is overweight in energy now,

With an ever-growing list of similar-sounding ETFs to choose from, finding the best is an increasingly difficult task. My report shows the top-rated ETF for each style.

QVAL is an actively managed fund with a 50-strong portfolio of equally weighted U.S. value/quality stocks, mostly from the mid-cap echelon. Since my previous note, QVAL has underperformed the S&P 500

This week, the VettaFi Voices gather around the water cooler and talk smart beta and equal weight ETFs.

Value investing is one of the oldest investment styles, and the original idea remains unchanged: cheap stocks tend to outperform expensive stocks on average. Despite weak performance from 2018 until r

QVAL is a quality & value-centered actively managed investment vehicle. Upon deeper inspection, energy-heavy QVAL has solid value exposure, impeccable quality, and even a few surprises in terms of gro

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The Russell 1000 Value index surged 10.1% in October, beating its growth counterparts by 4.3 percentage points.

Nearly 85% of advisors surveyed by VettaFi during a recent webcast hosted with FlexShares believe that value will outperform growth over the next 12 months. This is likely impacted by recent performan

Meanwhile, several funds had changes to their indexes, names or expense ratios.

Alpha Architect is switching its ETFs over to active management. Effective Monday, the Alpha Architect International Quantitative Momentum ETF (IMOM), the Alpha Architect International Quantitative

Closures are racking up at a steady but slow pace.

Here is what you need to know about value investing.

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