The VFLO ETF tracks an index focused on companies with strong and growing free cash flow (FCF), trading at a forward P/E of 13.8x and an 8.66% FCF yield, which is attractive compared to the S&P 500's higher P/E and lower FCF yield. Rising debt among hyperscalers like Alphabet, increasing from $23.6 billion to $98.2 billion, signals growing risks tied to AI infrastructure spending, which is expected to surge to $700 billion in 2026 and nearly $1.2 trillion by 2028. While VFLO is not a perfect hedge against the S&P 500 and remains volatile, its strong fundamentals make it a recommended buy. Investors should remain aware of the volatility and risks associated with the expanding AI investment landscape.
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