One ETF Hoping to 'Grow' as Spring Nears

The video discusses the American Century Stocks U.S. Quality Growth ETF, known as Q Grow. It highlights the ETF's performance in 2023, noting its gains in both growth and value benchmarks. The fund primarily consists of large-cap U.S. companies from the Stocks USA 900 index, using a growth score for weightings. It includes sectors like software, retail, and semiconductors, with companies such as Ulta Beauty and MasterCard. Q Grow has $330 million in assets, a 29 basis point expense ratio, and a green light rating from Bloomberg Intelligence.

What is the primary focus of the American Century Stocks U.S. Quality Growth ETF, also known as Q Grow?

• Investing in small-cap international companies

• Focusing on large-cap U.S. companies

• Targeting emerging markets

• Specializing in fixed income securities

How has the performance of Q Grow compared to the S&P 500 value index over the past six months?

• Q Grow has outpaced the S&P 500 value index

• Q Grow has matched the S&P 500 value index

• Q Grow has consistently underperformed

• Q Grow has shown no significant change

What is the basis for assigning weightings to the holdings in the Q Grow fund?

• Dividend yield

• Historical performance

• Growth scores

• Market capitalization

Which sectors are included in the Q Grow fund's holdings?

• Healthcare and real estate

• Software, retail, and semiconductors

• Telecommunications and transportation

• Energy and utilities

What is the expense ratio of the Q Grow ETF?

• 15 basis points

• 29 basis points

• 60 basis points

• 45 basis points