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SEIV is an actively managed ETF prioritizing the value factor, though quality, momentum, and low volatility are also considered during the optimization process. Heavy in IT, SEIV has a quality and value factor mix that is superior to IVE's, with a higher adjusted EY, lower P/S, and a stronger Return on Total Capital. However, despite beating a few value ETFs, it has underperformed the iShares Russell 1000 ETF and the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF since inception.

Visteon is well-positioned in digital cockpit solutions and EV power electronics, leveraging industry trends and expanding into high-growth markets like Indian two-wheelers. The company boasts a strong balance sheet, healthy free cash flow, and improving profitability, providing resilience against sector volatility and macro risks. Risks include EV market slowdown and potential tariff impacts, but Visteon's diversification and disciplined capital allocation mitigate these concerns.

German company SAP went from software provider to the IT engine driving global business. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie breaks down SAP's rise to Europe's most valuable company.

London BTC Company Ltd (LSE:BTC, OTCQB:VINZF) earlier this week raised £1.5 million to expand its Bitcoin holdings as part of its ongoing strategy to align the balance sheet with long-term conviction in the cryptocurrency. The company told investors that almost all of the proceeds will be used to build its Bitcoin stack over the next six to twelve months.

Chicago, IL, July 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In response to the recent floods impacting communities across Texas, Dr. Anosh Ahmed, physician and founder of the Anosh Supports America First Foundation, has announced a relief initiative aimed at assisting affected families. The initiative will include direct financial assistance, support for grieving families, and home reconstruction efforts for uninsured residents

Six IPOs and one SPAC debuted this week. Nine IPOs and two SPACs submitted initial filings this week. Two sizable mining companies are slated to go public in the US in the week ahead.

A tactical pivot into artificial intelligence and cloud computing helped German software company SAP rise to become Europe's most valuable company. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie sits down for an exclusive, extended interview with Chief Executive Officer Christian Klein at SAP's headquarters in Walldorf, Germany.

SPGP blends growth with attractive valuations, offering a mid-cap and sector-diversified alternative to mega-cap heavy growth funds. The fund trades at a significant discount to peers, with strong historical and forecast EPS growth but slightly lower profitability metrics compared to the S&P 500. SPGP has lagged peers and the S&P 500 in bull markets but shows better downside resilience and lower volatility than most growth ETFs.

FFC offers leveraged exposure to preferred equities, mainly financials, amplifying both upside and downside moves compared to vanilla ETFs like PFF. The fund is still undervalued relative to NAV, but discount volatility increases during risk-off events, creating tactical trading opportunities. Preferred equity prices are high and credit markets are ebullient, making the 6.8% distribution less attractive versus risk; we see more downside than upside near-term.

GSL remains an attractive buy, supported by strong Q1 results, a robust contract backlog, and continued fleet optimization. The company boasts a rock-solid financial position, low leverage, and a rising dividend yield near 7.8%, with further increases likely. Risks include potential share dilution and sector-specific headwinds, but long-term contracts and conservative management mitigate major threats.