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ZECP actively invests in a portfolio of companies that exhibit high fundamental stability compared to the overall market through recessionary periods. The ETF starts with a universe of the largest 750 equity securities, of any market capitalization, listed in the US. The adviser then screens these companies for financial statement filing consistency, profitability, earnings stability in recessionary periods, valuation, and improving fundamentals. The surviving universe is further narrowed using a quantitative method which looks at: historic EPS stability, determined by evaluating the…
ZECP selects 50–120 stocks with a long history of posting consistent earnings results. The strategy might appeal to defensive investors looking for positive performance even in down markets. Unfortunately, the Fund's earnings consistency mandate also means fast-growing companies are excluded. While acceptable to risk-averse investors, its valuation ratios are barely better than S&P 500 Index ETFs like SPY. Zacks Earnings Consistent Portfolio ETF's fundamental problems come against the backdrop of an excessive 0.55% expense ratio, which is net of a 0.34% waiver that can be terminated with 60 days notice.
Zacks Investment Management has launched its second actively managed ETF. The Zacks Small and Mid Cap ETF (NYSE Arca: SMIZ) seeks to generate positive risk-adjusted returns by investing in small and mid-cap companies.
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