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Tech capex and geopolitics have dominated the headlines this year, but opportunities emerge elsewhere. Dividend growth investing could be hitting its stride amid shifting macro and micro trends. Novel, forward-looking strategies may help asset allocators find alpha beyond traditional income approaches.
Active management is gaining traction as investors navigate a market paradox where high valuations meet geopolitical uncertainty, according to Chris Davis, chairman and portfolio manager at Davis Advisors. Key Takeaways: DUSA crossed $1 billion in assets with a portfolio of 26 stocks trading at 14 times earnings.
In a market environment defined by extreme index concentration and the transformative ripples of artificial intelligence, investors are increasingly questioning the sustainability of passive strategies.
As we navigate the first quarter of 2026, the Magnificent Seven exhaustion we tracked last year has given way to broader market participation. At VettaFi, our advisor engagement data shows a quiet but persistent winning streak for value investing.
Davis Select Financial ETF is focused exclusively on the financial sector with the objective of generating long-term growth of capital. From the holding distribution, it appears that DFNL is making a bet on management quality rather than on systemic winners. A choice that in recent years has generated alpha compared to widely used solutions such as XLF.
Buffett indicator at record highs flags risk. These high-momentum, lower-P/E ETFs -- DEM, DFJ, BUSA, DFNL, DGT -- may offer value cushions.
The Capital One-Discover merger represents a strategic endeavor to create a formidable player in the global payments landscape.
Lipper Financial Services ETFs recorded their largest weekly outflow of the year over the past fund flows week (-$1.4 billion). On top of the bank failures, market participants are worried about the largest U.S. banks gaining an increasing market share by allowing them to take over the smaller regional institutions.