. [SUSL] pulled in a billion-and-a-half dollars in six months. I don't know what you call success if not that," Nadig said. "I think that took a lot of people by surprise. I think ESG is here to stay and people will stop snickering about it."
"You want to follow what institutions are doing. If you're a big pension fund, ESG is your mandate now. You have no choice but to be adherent, and I think these ETFs are going to continue to outperform," Seymour said in the same "ETF Edge" interview. "We've all heard about what's going on in the oil and gas sector and what companies are going to have to adhere to by 2021, 2022, so, I like the call.
"Semiconductors — and if you think about the headwinds we were facing from trade all year — outperformed the S&P by 3100 basis points, but, more importantly, showed that this global cyclical trade was alive and well, and that [is] despite some of the biggest companies in the world being concerned about enterprise," the investor said.