Tony Dong, CETF®, Lead ETF Analyst

A DIY HALO model portfolio: five Vanguard sector ETFs, equal-weighted, at a 0.09% expense ratio.

The iShares Core Universal USD Bond ETF (IUSB) is attracting substantially more inflows than AGG in 2026, reflecting growing interest in a broader approach to core fixed-income exposure.

AI ETFs are becoming increasingly specialized as issuers target potential bottlenecks in data centers, power infrastructure, photonics and other technologies supporting artificial intelligence.

Three ETFs targeting humanoid robotics and physical AI, compared on cost, concentration and geography.

High-dividend-yield ETFs offer indirect exposure to the value factor, a style tilt that has helped several dividend-focused strategies outperform the broader market year-to-date in 2026.

With long-term Treasury yields rising and TLT under pressure, these three bond ETFs offer alternative ways to position for a potential reversal.

Some ETF issuers are increasingly using their own cash management ETFs inside other funds, keeping short-term liquidity within their product lineup.

Vanguard's passive VT meets Dimensional's factor-tilted DFAW in a head-to-head on cost, methodology and risk.

This four-ETF model portfolio targets asset classes that may be better positioned for a combination of persistent inflation and rising interest rates.

Some ETFs are using special purpose vehicles (SPVs) to give investors economic exposure to private companies such as Polymarket and Anduril alongside publicly traded stocks.