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American Century Focused Dynamic Growth ETF

FDG is an actively-managed, non-transparent ETF that invests in a narrow selection of mid- and large-cap growth companies in the US. The fund utilizes the Precidian non-transparent model.

Growth-related exchange traded funds were off to a good start in the new year, despite rising COVID-19 cases that have previously weighed on sentiment. U.S. markets have also typically strengthened at the start of a new calendar period, such as the beginning of a new year, as so-called new money from areas like pension funds [.

Growth ETFs Started on the Right Foot in the New Year

Growth stock-related exchange traded funds pushed higher on Thursday after the weekly jobless claims assuaged concerns over the potential economic fallout from the surge in COVID-19 cases over the winter. The Labor Department's latest data revealed that the number of Americans filing for first-time applications for unemployment benefits, a proxy for layoffs, dipped to 198,000 [.

Growth ETFs Rise on Improving Jobs Data, Economic Outlook

Growth stock-related exchange traded funds continued to climb on Monday as strong retail sales helped fuel the broader market's momentum and somewhat offset COVID-19 Omicron concerns over the U.S. economy. Retail sales increased 8.5% during this year's holiday shopping season from November 1 to December 24, Reuters reports.

Growth ETFs Are Showing Some Holiday Cheer

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Growth stock-related exchange traded funds rallied on Wednesday as upbeat economic data helped assuage concerns over rising COVID-19 infections and the potential dent on the ongoing expansion. Updated data revealed that confidence among U.S. consumers rose in December to a level above what economists had expected, suggesting that the economy would continue to expand in [.

Growth Stock ETFs Gain on Upbeat Economic Data, Omicron Study

Growth stock exchange traded funds surged on Tuesday with quality technology names fueling the rally as the Omicron variant seemed less damaging and disruptive to the economy than previously feared. U.S. markets rebounded off the volatility from last week on bets that the latest COVID-19 variant will have a less-damaging effect on travel and consumer [.

Growth Stock ETFs Rally as Traders Return to Risk

Economic recovery is continuing in the midst of historic inflation, with the average U.S. household's spending increasing 1.3% and helping to spur further growth, reports the Wall Street Journal. In addition to personal spending rising, personal income also grew by 0.5% and jobless claims fell to new historic lows, creating an environment that favors continued [.

Income and Personal Spending Increased in October

Growth stock-elated exchange traded funds stood out Thursday as upbeat earnings out of chipmaker Nvidia helped lift the technology segment, and positive retail earnings reflected strength in consumer spending. Among the standouts on Thursday, Reuters reports that Nvidia shares jumped after beating quarterly estimates and forecasting strong fourth-quarter revenue on expectations of growth in its [.

Strong Earnings Support Gains in Growth ETFs

Growth stock exchange traded funds rallied Tuesday as continued upbeat quarterly earnings and stronger-than-anticipated retail sales data added to optimism over the upcoming holiday shopping season and eased fears of a tightening monetary policy. Retail sales increased 1.7% in October, the largest rise since March and above the 1.4% estimate, showing that American consumers have [.

Growth ETFs Climb on Rising Consumer Spending

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds rebounded on Thursday as technology shares led gains. The record-setting rally in U.S. markets paused this week after updated data revealed that inflation spiked to a 31-year high, suggesting that consumer prices will remain elevated for a period of time amid the ongoing global supply chain hurdles and [.

Growth ETFs Rebound as Investors Look Past Inflation

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds continued to advance on Tuesday as major U.S. benchmarks were on track for another new record with a strong earnings season backing the momentum. Third-quarter earnings have so far been better than expected for U.S. companies as the economy continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reports.

Strong Q3 Earnings Keep Growth Stock ETFs Going

Growth stock exchange traded funds continued to push higher on Wednesday after Microsoft's positive outlook helped bolster optimism for the third quarter earnings season. Microsoft Corp pointed to a strong end to the calendar year, highlighting its booming cloud business, Reuters reports.

Tech Earnings Help Maintain Momentum in Growth Stock ETFs

Growth stock-related exchange traded funds spearheaded the broad market move higher on Monday as both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 touched record highs with the earnings season kicking into high gear. Among the standouts, Tesla (NasdaqGS: TSLA) surged after car rental firm Hertz placed an order for 100,000 Tesla cars and [.

Growth ETFs Rally as Earnings Season Picks Up Pace

Growth stock exchange traded funds advanced on Thursday as big technology led the charge with traders eyeing quarterly earnings. “The craziest thing about what I see going on in markets is just an absolute tug of war between growth and value investments,” Jeff Powell, managing partner and chief investment officer at Polaris Wealth Advisory Group, [.

Growth ETFs Maintain Momentum as Markets Wobble

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds stood out in mixed trading across U.S. markets after the release of minutes from the September Federal Reserve policy meeting. The latest Fed minutes revealed that U.S. central bankers were thinking that they could start cutting back on pandemic-era support for the economy by mid-November, but they remained [.

Growth ETFs Take Charge After Fed Minutes

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds held on better than their value counterparts on Monday as investors prepped for the upcoming earnings season. “Investors see the S&P 500 substantially off its all-time high and there's no headline to scare them away from buying, so they're buying like they usually do,” Mike Zigmont, head of [.

Growth ETFs Try to Hold On as Investors Look to the Earnings Season

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Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds are holding up while the broader U.S. equity markets stumbled following the Labor Day weekend on concerns over a slowing growth outlook in face of rising Covid-19 infections. The spike in Covid-19 cases over the summer caused many employers to postpone plans to return to the office, the [.

Growth ETFs Gain Despite Rising Concerns Over the Recovery

U.S. markets were mixed Friday with growth stock-related exchange traded funds pushing higher after a slowdown in jobs growth eased concerns that the Federal Reserve would tighten its monetary policy any time soon. The Labor Department's employment report revealed employers only added 235,000 jobs, compared to economists' expectations of 720,000 new jobs, the Wall Street [.

Growth ETFs Gain on Bets the Fed Could Push Back Tapering

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds strengthened on Wednesday after weaker-than-anticipated private payrolls data helped add to hopes that the Federal Reserve would maintain its easy money policy. Following ahead of the U.S. government's more comprehensive employment report on Friday, ADP's jobs report revealed that private employers hired fewer workers than expected in August, [.

Growth Stock ETFs Maintain Their Momentum on Expectations of Economic Support

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds rallied on Monday, with the technology sector leading the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to record highs, after the Federal Reserve assuaged fears of a sudden rollback in accommodative measures. High-growth technology companies typically benefit from expectations of steady economic expansion and a lower-rate environment since their value rests [.

Growth ETFs Advance as Traders Look to Supportive Economic Growth

U.S. markets rallied Friday, with growth-style exchange traded funds leading the charge, but the gains were not enough to offset a week of losses in response to a slowing economic recovery and the potential for stimulus tapering. Global equities have come under pressure this week, with U.S. stocks slipping from record highs, as increased infection [.

Growth ETFs Rebound after a Choppy Week

Growth were supported by strength in the technology segment Thursday as investors braced for potential tapering in the Federal Reserve's bond purchasing program. Fueling bets that the Fed will begin rolling back its accommodative policies, data from the Labor Department on Thursday revealed weekly unemployment claims dipped to a 17-month low, which further supported the [.

Growth ETFs Rise as Traders Brace for Fed Policy Adjustments

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds got a leg up on the broader markets on Thursday after traders digested a steady U.S. jobs market and the potential for inflationary producer prices. Big technology stocks led the charge on Thursday as traders focused on areas that had missed out on the overall market pushing higher [.

As the Markets Waver Thursday, Growth ETFs Push Ahead

U.S. markets wavered Monday, with growth stocks and related exchange traded funds slightly higher, as rising Covid-19 infections fueled concerns over the economic recovery and dragged on cyclical sectors. The energy sector was among the worst hit Monday due to higher coronavirus cases, especially in China, which raised fears of new governmental restrictions that would [.

Growth ETFs Are Steady as Delta Fears Weigh on the Economy

U.S. markets slipped Wednesday, but growth stocks and related exchange traded funds maintained their strength after updated economic data revealed the private sector added fewer jobs than expected over July, weighing on more economically sensitive sectors. ADP data revealed that 330,000 private sector jobs were added last month, or almost half the number economists were [.

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