Tony Dong, CETF®, Lead ETF Analyst

I think these unorthodox and contrarian ETF picks could hold up better against AI disruption.

Here’s my crash course on how to position an ETF portfolio defensively while sticking to equities.

After reading a viral Citrini Research Substack on AI disruption, I went down an ETF rabbit hole to identify industry funds that could face the biggest risks.

Escalating tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran have brought the Strait of Hormuz and the shipping industry into focus. Here are two ETFs investors can use to express their convictions.

These unique alternative ETFs use swaps to deliver exposure to exotic assets, lower tracking error, and better tax efficiency.

Some unique leveraged ETFs are intended to be strategic, long-term portfolio-level tools instead of instruments for short-term trading.

Retail investors can potentially front run the upcoming IPO craze with these ETFs that own hot private companies like SpaceX and Anthropic.

Software ETFs have seen increased inflows and volatility thanks to investor fears about AI disruption.

Ex-China emerging market ETFs offer a way to separate geopolitical risk from broader growth opportunities.

These alternative ETFs use sophisticated multi-leg option strategies to lower volatility and drawdowns, but come at the cost of capped upside and higher fees.