Where are the “winners” of the next ten years? Goldman Sachs is betting on these three areas
Goldman Sachs will launch the Future Consumer Rights ETF, the Future Healthcare Equity ETF, and the Future Real Estate and Infrastructure Equity ETF.
Is the number one opponent of “Miss Mutou” here? Goldman Sachs launches innovative technology ETF
Following the great success of Cathie Wood's Ark Fund last year, Goldman Sachs (Goldman Sachs) launched an actively managed equity fund that would bet on emerging technology companies.
Goldman Sachs “challenges” Sister Mutou, who are you more optimistic about?
Goldman Sachs announced the establishment of a technology ETF aimed at capturing future “FAANG”. Unlike Sister Mutou's ARK, this ETF will target smaller innovative companies, nearly half of which are outside the US.
Goldman Sachs sets up a new ETF to capture tech leaders who can rise 1,750 times in the future
On Thursday (September 16), major investment bank Goldman Sachs set up an actively managed ETF fund to capture future technology companies similar to FAANG. The ETF's code is GTEK (the “Goldman Sachs Future Technology Leader” securities ETF), which invests exclusively in technology companies with a market capitalization of less than 100 billion US dollars in emerging and developed countries. It is reported that GTEK will seek potential future technology leaders through active, bottom-up stock selection methods and strict valuation methods. According to a Goldman Sachs press release, Goldman Sachs also plans to participate in the investment with customers. The launch of GTEK will expand Goldman Sachs's existing themes
Goldman Sachs Group launches a new ETF looking for a future technology leader that can increase 1750 times.
Goldman Sachs Group Asset Management is looking for future technology leaders through its latest exchange traded fund (ETF). The actively managed Goldman Sachs Group future technology leader stock ETF (GTEK), launched on Thursday, will hold shares of technology companies with a market capitalization of less than $100 billion in developed and emerging markets. Goldman Sachs Group plans to invest money into the fund with his clients, according to the press release. Through GTEK, Goldman Sachs Group is trying to identify the next batch of tech stars who can stand on the "right side of subversion and innovation", said Katie Koch, co-head of basic equities at Goldman Sachs Group Asset Management. "it will be looking for another