In today’s episode Bryce & Alec are joined by Zach Riaz (Banyantree Investment Group) & Kanish Chugh (ETF Securities) to discuss FANG+. A weighted ETF with 10 stocks in it, Baidu, Alibaba, Alphabet, Apple, Tesla, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Meta, Netflix. They break down the meaning of 'equal weighted' and how it differs from 'market cap weighted'. Why would an investor consider FANG+ rather than just buying their favourite of the big tech names?
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