Investors looking to shift into value stocks after the first-half rally should take a closer look at a low-cost, actively managed fund that is showing signs of momentum, according to UBS. ETF strategist David Perlman said in a note to clients Tuesday that the Avantis U.S. Large Cap Value ETF makes sense for investors who want cheap stocks without sacrificing quality. "We believe
's approach best aligns with our current views: a slight preference for US large cap value, our short-term theme 'Time for quality,' and two of our most preferred US sector views are energy and industrials," Perlman wrote. The ETF has underperformed the broader market this year, with growth-oriented tech stocks soaring, but it has started to gain traction over the summer.
has a total return of 11.2% over the past three months. The fund has also seen solid net inflows to bring its total assets under management to more than $1 billion. 3M mountain This Avantis value ETF has rallied over the past three months. The Avantis ETF also comes with an alluring price tag: an expense ratio of 0.15%. That puts its price closer to passively managed index or factor funds than many large actively managed ETFs. The fund focuses on companies with low valuations but high profitability ratios.
is benchmarked against the Russell 1000 Value Index, but McInnis said the fund is largely "tracking error agnostic." For example, the fund excludes real estate investment trust and heavily regulated utilities. The fund's top holdings include Meta Platforms , Apple , JPMorgan Chase and Exxon Mobil .
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