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Dave Nadig is the chief investment officer and director of research of ETF Trends and ETF Database. He has over 25 years in the investment management and ETF business, having served as the CEO of ETF.com, director of exchange traded funds at FactSet Research Systems, and managing director and chief strategy officer of Barclays Global Investors. You can follow Mr. Nadig in his column at ETFTrends.com, his frequent CNBC appearances, or you can read his book, A Comprehensive Guide To Exchange Traded Funds which was published by the CFA Institute.
Dave's Videos
In December we should be near a record year for ETF flows, with growing adaption of fixed-income products, growing supply of active products, and a combination of those two for thematic ETFs. These experts can help make sense of where the money has gone and what to look for heading into 2021.
Dave Nadig
ETFs
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Join Tom Lydon and Dave Nadig to discover why is gold hitting new highs and what the future might look like. When it comes to physical gold vs. gold miners, not all gold ETFs are created equal. Listen in to learn how to navigate your way through the gold ETF maze and learn related alternative strategies to consider in the mix.
Dave Nadig
ETFs
ETFs are remaking the asset management landscape, rapidly stealing share from active managers and transforming how investors access the market. In this keynote presentation, two of the most respected ETF analysts in the world - ETF.com CEO Dave Nadig and Inside ETFs CEO Matt Hougan - tackle the biggest issues facing the ETF industry, and leave you with five key insights on how you can leverage ETFs to transform your own portfolio in the year ahead.
Dave Nadig
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
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Speaking at MoneyShow Las Vegas, Dave Nadig offers ideas on smart beta fund strategies. It's an umbrella term for something that is not just vanilla indexing, a different ETF. He's CEO of ETF.com.
Dave Nadig
ETFs
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Dave's Books
Dave Nadig
A Comprehensive Guide to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become in their 25-year history one of the fastest growing segments of the investment management business. These funds provide liquid access to virtually every financial market and allow large and small investors to build institutional-caliber portfolios.