Dorsey Wright

With volatility at historically high levels and the COVID-19 coronavirus testing the limits of the entire global financial system, investors have been sent on a hunt for yield and safety. Since the late February highs in broad market indices, drawdowns in some passive funds have reached levels as...

KraneShares, the exchange traded funds issuer behind a line of popular China ETFs, including the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (NYSE: KWEB), is joining forces with Dorsey Wright, the proprietor of relative strength-based indexes, for an ETF rotation model based on KraneShares funds. “The...

First Trust is adding to its already expansive lineup of exchange-traded funds tracking Dorsey Wright index and methodologies with the debut of the First Trust Dorsey Wright DALI 1 ETF (NASDAQ: DALI). The new ETF tracks the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright DALI 1 Index, which was launched just a few weeks ago...

The First Trust Dorsey Wright Focus 5 ETF (First Trust Exchange Traded Fund VI (NASDAQ: FV)) is reportedly dumping some of its riskier holdings in favor of more conservative fare as the S&P 500 has tumbled 8 percent year to date. FV Is An ETF Of ETFs Since coming to market in March 2014, FV...

Throughout 2015, investors have heard plenty about the momentum factor outperforming its value counterpart. Exchange-traded funds easily prove as much. For example, the $947.7 million iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (iShares Trust (NYSE: MTUM)) is up nearly 6 percent, while the S&P 500 is...

The momentum factor has delivered surprising out-performance of its value rival this year, and there is no shortage of momentum-based exchange-traded funds investors can use to exploit that trend. Also, there is a new kid on the block worth considering. New ETF The PowerShares DWA Tactical...

Among the flurry of new exchange-traded products to come to market in 2012 (approximately 150) a fair amount of ETFs offering exposure to small-cap equities have debuted. Some offer fresh ways to play stocks with small market values while others are new versions of funds that previously failed....