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Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF

PVAL is an actively-managed, non-transparent ETF that provides exposure to large-cap value companies in the US. The fund utilizes the Fidelity non-transparent model.

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Investment manager Franklin Templeton has marked eight years as an ETF issuer in the U.S. market. Primarily known as an active manager of mutual funds, the firm also offers active, quasi-active and passively managed strategies within the ETF wrapper.

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PVAL is a top-performing large-cap value ETF with a 0.56% expense ratio and $1.31 billion in assets under management. It's semi-transparent, meaning its managers do not disclose its holdings daily. Portfolio turnover is low, suggesting its two portfolio managers take a high-conviction approach. It's unique in the sense that it has not relied on tech stocks to power its returns. My fundamental analysis revealed low growth rates for current holdings, a departure in strategy from prior months. An additional concern is weak earnings revisions, which could limit short-term gains.

PVAL: A Cautious Outlook For This Top-Performing Large-Cap Value ETF

PVAL is an actively managed ETF that has been outperforming its benchmark in the last 3 years with its focus on value opportunities. It focuses on undervalued U.S. large-cap stocks and has a low book value premium and earnings multiple compared to SPY. Despite high fees and concentration risk in the financials sector, PVAL's performance and large-cap focus should be attractive to conservative value investors.

PVAL: This Large-Cap Value ETF Has Potential

Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF keeps its investment strategy secret to prevent other traders from copying it. PVAL has a diverse portfolio with a focus on financials, healthcare, and industrial sectors. The fund has shown strong performance due to the resilience of these sectors and the current market momentum.

PVAL: Leveraging Sector Performance With A Large Cap Value ETF

Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF is reviewed as a lesser-known player in the Large-Cap Value space. The ETF invests in value stocks of large cap companies within the range of the Russell 1000 Value Index. The article compares the performance of Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF against other top performers in the space.

PVAL: Putnam's Large Cap Value ETF Ranked 2nd For Its Investment Style

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BOSTON--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Putnam Investments today announced that it has officially launched five new transparent, actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that begin trading today on the New York Stock Exchange.

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Last week Putnam Investments released a suite of ETFs focused on mutual funds and investment trusts. ETF Trends was able to speak with Carlo Forcione, Head of Product Strategy at Putnam, about the launch of the firm's first active ETFs, which included thoughts on how they will leave an impact in the investing world.

Putnam Investments Q&A – Discussing Their New Active ETFs

On Wednesday, Putnam Investments announced the debut of its first actively managed ETFs, which are based on four of its leading equity strategies. The new ETFs – the Putnam Sustainable Leaders ETF (PLDR), the Putnam Sustainable Future ETF (PFUT), the Putnam Focused Large Cap Growth ETF (PGRO), and the Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF (PVAL) – begin trading [.

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To add value or not to add value–that seems to be the question moving forward as more economies look to try and rebound from the coronavirus pandemic. While value investing may have fallen to the wayside in favor of the more tech sector-fueled growth factor, there are reasons to not count out value just yet.

Don’t Count Out Value Investing Just Yet

The value investing style gets a lot of mislabeling as an antiquated form of investment, but whether it really is or not in today’s market, there’s still a place for the tried-and-true value-oriented investor. “There are many different investment styles,” wrote Steve Reitmeister in a Stock News article.

Antiquated or Not, Value Investing Can Still Make Sense

Few investment factors are currently drawing controversy and debate on par with value. Long story short, some market observers are saying value investing is dead.

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With economies around the globe looking to reopen, the growth factor could be back in the driver’s seat following a decade-long bull run. However, with value back in the fray following the pandemic sell-off, can it still thrive in a post-COVID world?

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Growth-fueled investments, particularly within the technology sector have been fueling the extended bull run ahead of the pandemic sell-off in March. As the economy reopens, investors might be tempted to jump back into these equities given their 10-year performance, but they shouldn’t rely too heavily on what’s worked in the past.

Don’t Lean Heavily on Growth-Oriented Investments as Economy Reopens

Talk that value stocks could finally be poised to spring back to life is mounting and that could shine a light on ETFs with refreshed views of the previously beloved factor, including the Principal Contrarian Value Index ETF (NasdaqGM: PVAL). The Contrarian Value Index ETF will try to reflect the performance of the Nasdaq U.S.

With Value Flirting With Rejuvenation, Consider This ETF

Some chief executive officers (CEOs) have the ability to manage a company’s operations with relative dexterity but may falter when it comes to capital allocation. For the latter skill, CEOs using a value investing style may actually lead to outperformance versus those who don’t.

CEOs Using a Value-Investing Style Have Outperformed Those Who Don’t

Value stocks continue vexing investors, but some market observers believe the group is poised to rebound. That resurgence could be best played with a different approach to value via the Principal Contrarian Value Index ETF (NasdaqGM: PVAL).

Rare Opportunity With a Unique Value ETF

As is the case with traditional broad market funds, sector exposures are vital in explaining the returns and volatility characteristics of factor-based strategies, including value ETFs. With that in mind, the Principal Contrarian Value Index ETF (NasdaqGM: PVAL) may be an appropriate way for investors to play a value resurgence without taking on excessive exposure [.

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It’s well-documented that over the past decade the S&P 500 Growth Index is crushing its value counterpart.

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The value factor has been repudiated for close to a decade, but a fresh approach to this once timeless classic may prove useful for investors.

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