FREE REPLAY: Inside Our ETF Strategies

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Exchange traded funds have grown by leaps and bounds over the last decade. They can serve as both the cornerstones of a low-cost portfolio or as instruments to access exotic strategies and asset classes. To hear how Morningstar’s experts use the investment vehicles, join Paul Justice, editor of Morningstar ETFInvestor, as he discusses his selection process for ETFs.

We have always utilized several different lenses when searching for investment ideas: we aggregate the ideas of our hundreds of equity and fund analysts, survey our economists for top-down perspectives, and crunch numbers around size, value and momentum factors. In this webinar, we will emphasize how our six strategy portfolios that exploit momentum factors fit into the equation.

The six strategy lenses are as follows: Global Momentum, Yield-Seeking, Real Return, U.S. Sector, Value, and Style Momentum.

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