These products provide advisors with more flexibility in targeting certain segments of the market.
Though these products have worried regulators, they can be useful for investors with concentrated stock positions.
Higher interest rates and slowing demand have thrown up roadblocks for these home builder ETFs.
The past success in these strategies might not be repeated.
These ETFs are anticipating changing energy consumption.
If a bear market looms, investors could look to these strategies for protection.
The agency wants to re-regulate a broad group of exchange-traded funds.
Consumer staples and utilities names have gained.
Investors across all generations are looking to advisors for their primary source for ETF advice, the NASDAQ study said.