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PDEV (Principal International Multi-Factor ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The fund's core purpose is to deliver investment returns that closely match the performance of the Nasdaq Developed Select Leaders Core Index, prior to deducting expenses. To achieve this, the fund generally commits at least 80% of its assets (including money borrowed for investment) to purchase equity securities of companies found within that index at the time of transaction. The underlying index utilizes a data-driven model to pinpoint equity securities within the broader Nasdaq Developed Market Ex-US Ex-Korea Large Mid Cap Index, specifically targeting companies demonstrating significant promise in terms of intrinsic value, quality growth, and impressive market momentum.
Plus, a large number of name and index changes occurred during the past two weeks.
International equities are among the heaviest-favored assets heading into 2021, a theme that highlights multi-factor strategies like the Principal International Multi-Factor Core Index ETF (PDEV). PDEV is designed to provide broad index-aware developed international equity exposure while incorporating a multi-factor model and modified the weighting process to potentially enhance the risk/return profile.
It's easy to have a home bias when it comes to investing in the capital markets. Investors could be missing out on international opportunities superseding common U.S. benchmarks.
With regime change coming in the nation's capital, a more congenial tone toward countries outside the U.S. could be on the table, which could provide a spark for ex-US assets, including the Principal International Multi-Factor Core Index ETF (PDEV). PDEV is designed to provide broad index-aware developed international equity exposure while incorporating a multi-factor model [.
With market participants speculating that a change in White House occupant could be helpful for ex-U.S. equities, the Principal International Multi-Factor Core Index ETF (PDEV) is a prime example of ETFs that stand to benefit after Election Day. PDEV is designed to provide broad index-aware developed international equity exposure while incorporating a multi-factor model and [.