Two ETFs Over The Moooon About Free Cash Flow

The video discusses two Pacer US Cash Cows ETFs: COWZ and CALF. COWZ screens the Russell 1000 for the top 100 companies by free cash flow yield, while CALF uses the S&P SmallCap 600 index. Both funds focus on companies with strong cash flows and healthy balance sheets, weighting holdings by 12-month free cash flow and capping at 2% during quarterly rebalancing. COWZ is larger with $250 million in assets compared to CALF's $50 million, and has a lower expense ratio. Bloomberg Intelligence approves both funds for their alternative weighting strategy.

What is the difference in asset size between COWZ and CALF?

What does Bloomberg Intelligence say about both funds?