AlphaPlus: The World’s First Capital Protected Algo Generated ETF Fund
- The $4.5 trillion global ETF market has China in its sights and HSBC Holdings Plc estimates that as much as $500 billion could flow into China over the next five to 10 years after MSCI Inc said that it would include the nation’s stocks in its gauges from May 2018
- According to the latest data from FactSet, inflows into U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds totaled $8.9 billion in the week ending Thursday, Sept. 7. Year-to-date inflows now stand at a record $312 billion
- US-listed ETFs saw $283 billion in net inflows during 2016, taking aggregate assets under management to $2.5 trillion, according to Citigroup
- Exchange-traded funds could gain a further $2 trillion to $3 trillion in assets in the next three to five years, according to a big report on the future of the finance industry from Morgan Stanley and Oliver Wyman
- With ETFs set to see their share in the US market increase from 15% to 40-60% over the next ten years, according to Credit Suisse, fee compression in the mutual fund industry will likely continue. Morgan Stanley estimates that fees charged by active managers could shrink by more than a third in 2017
- According to the latest data from FactSet, $24 billion flowed into U.S.-listed ETFs in the week ending April 27, pushing year-to-date inflows to $167 billion
AlphaPlus: The World’s First Capital Protected ETF Fund
- AlphaPlus is the world’s first capital protected Algo Generated ETF fund – a fund backed by Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) traded on the NYSE Arca Exchange in New York
- What Is The Meaning Of Algo Generated? AlphaPlus will trade in US based ETFs listed on the NYSE ARCA based on our Proprietary Algo Generated Trade Alerts. This is a first of its kind and has never been done before
- Individual shares no longer are the most actively traded securities in the market. That distinction goes to exchange-traded funds, which took in a record $400 billion in the past year to become a $3.8 trillion industry
- Just how popular are exchange-traded funds? According to data compiled by Credit Suisse, only one of the 15 most heavily-traded securities on the stock market in 2016 was actually a stock. All the rest were ETFs
- Last year, ETFs accounted for 30% of all U.S. trading in terms of value, and 23% in terms of share volume. The rising popularity has been fueled by convenience and changing trends. The funds offer investors a way to invest in almost any assets class, from stocks and bonds to currencies and commodities, as well as sector, geographic region and strategy. It also plays into the growing focus on passive investing, since the largest ETFs are index funds
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Passive Investing is the new Revolution and ETFs with their low fees and myriad strategies have made this possible. The world’s biggest money manager Blackrock is moving towards quatitative investment strategies from active stock picking while Warren Buffett has become a champion of passive investing stating that more than $100 billion have been drained into bad investment advice in the past 10 years
- AlphaPlus, with its $250K minimum investment per client (**after deduction of 2% upfront admin fees), is the world’s first ETF Fund with a capital protection guarantee, aiming for a return of at least 5 percent per annum
- AlphaPlus, capitalizes on long/short sector, country and index based strategies in the $2 trillion US ETF market. Through the use of proprietary algorithmic systems, AlphaPlus aims to deliver optimal Apha returns to its Investors by profitably positioning itself regardless of market direction. AlphaPlus is ushering in a new era of fund investing based on an asset class that has taken the investing world by storm
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