DoubleLine Capital Is Sub-Advising a New Value ETF

DoubleLine Capital Is Sub-Advising a New Value ETF

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The video discusses the unique launch of a value ETF subadvised by DoubleLine, highlighting its strategy change and comparison with other value ETFs. It explores the growth vs. value trend, suggesting a potential reversal where value may outperform growth. The video also covers strategies to play the growth-value spread using ETFs.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What makes the launch of this ETF unique compared to traditional launches?

It is a passive index fund.

It is a completely new fund with no prior history.

It is the first ETF to focus on growth.

It involves a change in strategy and sub-advisor.

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How does this ETF compare to other value ETFs in terms of its approach?

It is at the extreme end of the academic factor spectrum.

It sits in the middle, closer to the academic version.

It focuses solely on consumer discretionary stocks.

It is a watered-down version with high beta exposure.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What sector does this ETF have the highest exposure to?

Technology

Healthcare

Consumer discretionary

Financials

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What is the current market trend discussed in relation to growth and value ETFs?

Growth and value have performed equally over the last decade.

Value ETFs are being phased out in favor of growth ETFs.

Value is expected to outperform growth due to a market shift.

Growth has consistently underperformed value for the past decade.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What strategy is being proposed by new ETFs to play the spread between growth and value?

Investing equally in both growth and value ETFs.

Being 150% long on growth or value and 50% short on the opposite.

Focusing solely on growth ETFs.

Avoiding any exposure to value ETFs.