How ETF Tracking Stocks are Beating the Broader Markets

The video discusses various types of ETFs powered by analysts, hedge funds, and machine learning. It highlights three key groups: buy side, sell side, and machine learning ETFs, explaining their stock-picking strategies. The performance of these ETFs is compared to the market, with AI EQ showing significant gains. Common stock picks among these ETFs include Adobe, Delta Airlines, Facebook, and Alphabet. The video also touches on the popularity and fee structure of these ETFs, noting that AI EQ has attracted considerable attention despite higher fees.

What are the three key groups of ETFs discussed in the video?

• Index funds, sector funds, and bond funds

• Growth funds, value funds, and balanced funds

• Retail investors, institutional investors, and mutual funds

• Buy side, sell side, and machine learning

How do the ETFs mentioned in the video differ from traditional ETFs?

• They focus on performance-based stock selection

• They are based on an underlying index

• They have lower fees than traditional ETFs

• They invest only in technology stocks

What is the performance of the AI EQ ETF compared to the S&P 500 this year?

• Both AI EQ and the S&P 500 are up 4%

• AI EQ is up 4% while the S&P 500 is up 9%

• Both AI EQ and the S&P 500 are up 9%

• AI EQ is up 9% while the S&P 500 is up 4%

Which stock is mentioned as being commonly owned across different ETFs?

• Apple

• Adobe Systems

• Microsoft

• Tesla

What is the significance of the ETF AI EQ in terms of investment flows?

• It has the highest fees among all ETFs

• It has attracted $150 million in investment

• It is the oldest ETF in the market

• It only invests in emerging markets