In a time of notable market uncertainty, investors still need ways to grow their portfolios. Many, of course, rely on growth allocations in their holdings that have delivered again and again in the last several years.
Active ETFs continue to take on the investing world with more options, performance, and, crucially, flows. The active growth ETF TGRW is no exception, adding a strong $501 million to close out July per ETF Database.
How much more runway does growth investing have? If further rate cuts arrive, there could be quite a lot left to go next year, especially for active investors.
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The fund operates as an investment vehicle primarily targeting growth companies across diverse sectors. It commits at least 80% of its resources towards acquiring common stocks of companies demonstrating robust growth characteristics. Although the fund is open to investing in companies of all market capitalizations, it predominantly focuses on large-capitalization companies. These target companies are identified based on several criteria including strong cash flow, the capacity for above-average earnings growth, the ability to maintain earnings momentum during economic downturns, and a dominant position within a lucrative market niche with potential for expansion in times of slow economic growth. Notably, the fund maintains a non-diversified status, indicating a concentration of investments in a smaller number of holdings to potentially maximize returns.
The fund offers a singular investment product but with distinct characteristics aimed at fulfilling the investment objectives of its clientele: