The Goldman Sachs Future Tech Leaders Equity ETF (GTEK) has delivered strong performance, returning 17% year-to-date despite concerns about an AI bubble and geopolitical tensions. The fund focuses on innovative tech companies using a bottom-up, active management approach, avoiding large, mature tech giants and instead investing in disruptors across sectors like information technology, communications, and healthcare. This strategy has helped GTEK significantly outperform the average tech ETF, which returned just 3.61% YTD, and maintain gains even during recent market dips. GTEK’s success highlights the potential of active tech investing beyond AI hyperscalers, making it a compelling option for investors seeking growth in tech.
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B&M European Value Retail's first-quarter update has divided analysts, with Deutsche Bank upgrading the stock to 'hold' citing stabilizing profit margins and a sensible turnaround strategy by new CEO Tjeerd Jegen. Deutsche Bank raised its profit fore...
AmpliTech Group marked its fifth anniversary as a public company by ringing the Nasdaq opening bell and announcing record revenue of $25.2 million in fiscal 2025, a 165% increase year-over-year. The company, a US-based leader in RF and microwave sign...
Telo Genomics announced positive interim results from a clinical study analyzing blood samples of multiple myeloma patients to predict relapse risk using 3D telomere analysis. The test showed strong predictive accuracy, potentially offering a less in...
Meta now notifies parents if their teen talks about suicide or self-harm with its AI chatbot and is developing a feature to contact emergency services if risk is detected. This move addresses concerns about AI chatbots handling crisis conversations, ...
