
This actively managed exchange-traded fund seeks to achieve its investment objective by dedicating at least 80% of its net assets, under typical market conditions, to the stocks of both U.S. and non-U.S. companies. Tweedy, Browne Company LLC identifies these companies as undervalued. A key additional criterion for selection is that these companies must also exhibit either significant share purchases by their own insiders or be engaged in opportunistic share buyback programs.
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Traditionally speaking, advisors and investors don't typically associate value strategies with tech exposure. Key Takeaways: While value strategies don't usually embrace tech companies, tech stocks can certainly find their way into an experienced value portfolio.

So far, 2026 has been a year full of macroeconomic events and market drivers, but one thing that has been consistent — for lack of a better term — is the lack of consistency. Equity markets have teetered back and forth, and the threat of inflation remains ever uncertain.

In recent years, growth strategies have been a tad more popular than value strategies among the broader investment community. However, now is the time for folks to consider taking a closer look at increasing their value allocations.

Given that 2026 has has largely been more favorable for value stocks than usual, advisors and investors might be looking to tilt their portfolio towards value-forward approaches. Key Takeaways: Value strategies are having a bit of a heyday in 2026, but given how they operate, it's important to pick the right strategy.

With more than a century of expertise in piloting value strategies in the market, Tweedy, Browne draws on its longstanding heritage to offer a disciplined approach to value investing.