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Investment Outlook
18 February 2020
ETF 101: Understanding ETFs In Simple Terms

Investment Outlook
18 February 2020
ETF 102: Why ETFs Layer Up On Liquidity

Investment Outlook
18 February 2020
ETF 103: Does Your ETF Have High Standards?

Investment Outlook
19 February 2020
ETF 104: Trade ETFs Intelligently

Investment Outlook
19 February 2020
ETF 105: Wrap Your Fixed Income in an ETF

Investment Outlook
05 March 2021
ETF 106: Debunking Myths About Fixed Income ETFs

Thematic Investing
13 SEPTEMBER 2022
ETF 107: Passive vs. Active ETFs Explained
Thematic Investing
March 21, 2025
Semiconductor Industry Updates: AI Thrills and Geopolitical Spills
AI-driven growth remains strong for the semiconductor industry, led by NVIDIA, Micron, and Intel. However, geopolitical tensions are reshaping supply chains, as seen in TSMC’s Arizona expansion.
Investment Outlook
December 24, 2024
Plan for 2025: Predictions from Our Portfolio Managers
Get your portfolio ready with detailed insights from VanEck’s investment team about the factors driving risk and returns in their respective asset classes.
Income Investing
February 14, 2025
Fallen Angels Take Flight: A Strong Start to 2025
Fallen angels outperformed high yield in January as lower rates/tighter spreads drove gains. Aptiv joined the index, boosting Auto exposure, while Ford’s outlook may signal broader sector headwinds.
Gold Investing
March 6, 2025
Dollar’s Trouble Could Be Gold’s Triumph
Gold continued to make new highs in February; a crisis of confidence in the U.S. dollar may drive gold prices higher than expected.
Moat Investing
February 7, 2025
Moat Stocks Outperform Amid AI Turmoil
Moat stocks thrived in January, dodging AI-driven tech turmoil with gains in health care and mid-cap standouts.
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