Pair trades are more effective than single-stock investments?
The industry is working to make pair-trade investment strategies more accessible to the general public.
Last month, Michael Venuto of Tidal Financial Group filed for eight two-stock ETFs, involving going long one stock and short the other.
Venuto, the firm's chief investment officer and co-founder, stated on CNBC's "Halftime Report" that they should come out in approximately two or three months.
According to Tidal Financial, these new ETFs aim to simplify long-short trades by combining both positions into one product and eliminating the need for separate trades.
VettaFi's Todd Rosenbluth noted the convenience these ETFs bring to investors.
The ETF will shorten the content for you, providing a convenience factor, as stated by the firm's head of research on CNBC's "ETF Edge" this week.
This streamlined approach could attract investors seeking ease of access in managing market positions.
Rosenbluth also pointed out the potential popularity of these ETFs.
Rosenbluth believes that ETF adoption will persist, even if there are niche-oriented products alongside Vanguard 500 in a portfolio.
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