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Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF

GINN tracks an index that selects companies globally, believed to benefit from technological innovation and changes in the economy across five themes: data, finance, human evolution, manufacturing, and shifts with consumers.

Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF seeks to invest in innovative businesses at the forefront of technological disruption. The GINN ETF has low weightings at the top, providing diversification and reducing concentration risk. GINN has outperformed the ARK Innovation ETF with less risk, making it an attractive option for investors interested in innovation.

GINN: An Innovation Fund With Strong Portfolio Construction

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While bonds have been the hottest ETF asset class in 2023, for the broader investment community, this is the year of AI investing. Just as many people no longer spell out “exchange traded funds” for ETFs, AI has become shorthand for artificial intelligence.

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Harsh treatment of growth stocks this year is trying investors' patience, but the silver lining is that an assortment of stocks that are usually richly valued now look the opposite. Some exchange traded funds more than others help investors take a broad approach to undervalued stocks.

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Stocks recently slipped into a bear market as highlighted by a year-to-date decline of 20% for the S&P 500. Some benchmarks are performing significantly worse than that.

GINN Has Goods for Bear Market Protection

This year, disruptive growth stocks are being, well, disrupted by a hostile interest rate and recession fears, among other factors. Those near-term headwinds run counter to what remain compelling long-term outlooks for concepts ranging from cloud computing to healthcare to innovation to e-commerce and much more.

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In this market environment, investors of all stripes should be prioritizing companies with strong balance sheets. For those with longer time horizons, evaluating some beaten-up names with disruptive growth traits could be rewarding.

An ETF With Strong Balance Sheet Stocks, Long-Term Opportunities

Technology and disruptive growth are investing concepts that market participants aren't particularly fond of at the moment. However, they should be cautious about throwing babies out with the bathwater.

An ETF With Plenty of Disruptive Tech Vibes

The Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF (GINN) is up over 3% by mid-afternoon Thursday as all major U.S. indexes rally.  U.S. stock indexes increased in a broad-based rally on Thursday after upbeat annual forecasts from several retailers, while the U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter, easing concerns about aggressive interest rate hikes, Reuters reported.

GINN Increases as Major U.S. Indexes Rally

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Disruptive technology is back in the spotlight, with well-known funds such as the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) and the Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF (GINN) raking in double digit returns over the past week after an extended period of negative returns. The ALPS Disruptive Technologies ETF (DTEC), however, is seeing the same rebounding strong returns [.

Disruptive Technology Investing Is Rebounding

Investors are understandably jittery about the technology sector's disappointing start to 2022, but it often pays to take a step back and see the forest through the trees. Patient investors can capitalize on some compelling valuation opportunities today and still impressive long-term fundamentals by considering tech-heavy exchange traded funds, including the Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity [.

GINN Alluring as Tech Outlook Remains Impressive

Value stocks are holding up well to start 2022, while growth and technology fare are presenting investors with more questions than answers. However, some market observers say that there are good deals emerging among growth stocks and in the technology sector, adding that now is not the time to outright ignore these previously beloved corners [.

It Could Be Near Time to Revisit Tech Stocks

Sustainability is an increasingly prominent investment. So is investing with the intent of identifying innovative and disruptive companies with attractive growth traits.

This ETF Has Surprising Sustainability Credibility

Citing high inflation and a strong labor market, the Federal Reserve signaled on Wednesday that interest rate increases are coming “soon.” Predictably, that was enough to send stocks lower, though the Nasdaq Composite eked out a modest gain.

Tech Could Surprise Even as Rates Rise

A combination of markets pricing in slowing economic growth and rising interest rates is pinching growth and technology stocks this month, but for astute investors, the retrenchment could ultimately prove to be a buying opportunity. It's a matter of when, not if, technology stocks rebound, and for investors not wanting to stock pick amid the [.

GINN Opportunity Knocking After Tech Sell-Off

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) recently hit a market capitalization of $3 trillion, stoking some talk of when the iPhone maker will ascend to the $4 trillion club. There's also chatter about when Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) will make its way to a $3 trillion market cap.

GINN Has Goods for More Big Tech Upside

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Innovation growth funds focus on innovative, high-growth companies with the potential for market-beating returns. These funds underperformed during 2021, but are better positioned for a strong 2022.

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Cloud computing stocks endured a rough fourth quarter, and the group's start to 2022 is proving to be comparably unpleasant as an array of tech stocks are scuffling early in the new year. However, some of the largest, more mature companies in the space could still deliver for investors as 2022 unfolds.

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Technology wasn't the best-performing sector in the S&P 500 last year, but the group turned in another impressive showing, and there's no shortage of enthusiasm for tech stocks and the related exchange traded funds as 2022 unfolds. One of the ideas to consider is the Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF (GINN).

GINN Could Be Grand in 2022

GINN is an innovation growth index ETF. The fund's holdings are quite diversified, with strong investments in safe mega-cap tech stocks, and riskier small-cap growth equities.

GINN: Safest Innovation Growth Fund, Strong Potential Returns

Profitability is likely to be a marquee theme in 2022 as investors eschew junkier equities in favor of quality fare. An extension of that theme is embracing high-margin firms.

Go With GINN as High-Margin Companies Remain Fashionable

With 2022 right around the corner, plenty of market observers and pundits are opining on what the new year will bring for equities. High up on the laundry list of concerns are inflation and bubble speculation.

GINN Has the Goods for an Eventful 2022

The recent emergence of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is sparking fears that global economic growth could slow — something that many economists are forecasting is likely to happen in 2022 regardless of new COVID-19 strains. While it might sound counterintuitive to some investors, when economic growth slows, growth equities typically outperform other factors because [.

If Growth Slows, Lean Into This Growth ETF

There's still a lot to like with the technology sector, and the even better news is that those points of allure are rooted in sound fundamentals. That's good news for exchange traded funds like the Goldman Sachs Innovate Equity ETF (GINN).

Tech Still Tempting for All the Right Reasons

For all the chatter earlier this year about rising 10-year Treasuries weighing on growth stocks, the group is poised for another impressive annual showing. Not surprisingly, the same goes for the technology sector.

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Whether it's slower earnings growth or a natural retreat from the massive economic growth fueled by stimulus cash and pent-up demand, many investors are pondering the impact of a slower growth environment. Slower growth often prompts investors to embrace growth stocks because those companies are delivering above-average earnings and sales growth.

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