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T Rowe Price Equity Income ETF

TEQI is an actively-managed, non-transparent fund of global large-cap companies that are positioned to outperform the Russell 1000 Value Index. The fund utilizes the T. Rowe non-transparent model.

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Using active management to identify idiosyncratic stock ideas is key to pursuing alpha, according to David Eiswert, a portfolio manager in the U.S. Equity Division of T. Rowe Price.

Active Management Key to Finding Idiosyncratic Investment Opportunities

After a volatile year, active management proved its value — especially when it came to active U.S. stock funds. Roughly half of all active funds topped their benchmark indexes in 2022, as noted by Morningstar's Jeffrey Ptak.

Most Active U.S. Stock Funds Beat Benchmarks in 2022

Despite inflation coming down and a persistently strong job market, many still believe that a recession is probable, if not imminent. A probability model run by Ned Davis Research forecasted a 98.1% chance of a global recession.

Use Active to Navigate a Likely Recession

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T. Rowe Price issued a study concluding that its actively managed funds have outperformed its passive peer funds over the last 20 years ended September 30. Looking at rolling monthly 10-year periods from October 1, 2002, to September 30, 2022, for 124 actively managed T.

T. Rowe Price Active ETFs Outperform Passive Peers

Inflation looks to be easing up a bit more, defying analyst expectations and boosting investor confidence. The consumer price index rose 0.1% in November after increasing 0.4% in October, while the index increased 7.1% over the last 12 months.

Upbeat Inflation Report Boosts Stocks

While active U.S. large‑cap strategies have generally underperformed their passive counterparts over the past ten years, active strategies consistently outperformed their passive counterparts for most of the preceding decade.

Market Uncertainty Poses Opportunities for Active Management

In what's been a rough year for equities, dividend stocks and the related exchange traded funds are among the market's bright spots. That positive sentiment has been fueled by the ascent of the S&P 500 to record highs and strength in high-dividend stocks — a trend running counter to rising interest rates.

Dividend Stocks Could Shine Again in 2023

As 2022 ends, investors may want to brace themselves for more volatility in January. But it would be a mistake for long-term investors to not invest in equities, since according to Savita Subramanian, head of U.S.

Target Equities Responsibly During a Volatile January

Following a huge rally, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 100 points on Thursday as investors await Friday's jobs report. The closely watched data coming Friday could determine the pace at which the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates going forward.

Stocks Fall in Anticipation of Friday Jobs Report

2022 has made for a challenging environment where exchange-traded fund (ETF) providers are tasked with deciding whether or not to introduce new products to the marketplace. The growth of ETFs, despite the economic challenges, has shown their maturity as an investment vehicle.

Growth of ETFs in Challenging 2022 Displays Maturation

High inflation, rising interest rates, and the possibility of a recession looming over the horizon has suppressed investor confidence this year and pushed stocks into a bear market. The S&P 500 is down nearly 17% year-to-date.

Is the Bear Market in Its Final Stages?

While stocks rallied after a positive inflation report and the midterm elections, that old standby, market volatility, has returned — almost as if it never left. Markets were mixed on Monday amid fears that China may bring back strict Covid restrictions.

Market Volatility is Back (If it Ever Left)

(The following white paper on active ETFs from T. Rowe Price was written by Tim Coyne, global head of exchange-traded funds, and James Norungolo, U.S. equity investment specialist.

Active ETFs Can Help Investors Weather Stormy Markets

Exchange traded fund issuers are launching more actively managed funds as more investors accept the benefits of the ETF wrapper. Plus, amidst a high volume of market volatility and record-high inflation, investors are also seeking active management to guide their investments.

Now Is the Time for Active Management

Markets traded up on Monday morning in advance of the midterms and a key inflation report coming out. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 138 points, or 0.4% in morning trading, while the S&P 500 climbed 0.3% and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.1%.

Markets Bounce Ahead of Midterms, Inflation Report

The Federal Reserve suggesting that aggressive rate hikes aren't going away anytime soon after raising interest rates yet again by 75 basis points dashed many investors' hopes that the U.S. central bank would pivot from its hawkish path to fight inflation.

Fed Chair Suggests Aggressive Rate Hikes Are Here to Stay

Sometimes a rising tide does not lift all boats. Despite the S&P 500 gaining 8% in October, some of its biggest names experienced sharp selloffs in response to disappointing earnings figures, including Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook.

Benchmark Dispersion Provides Opportunities for Active Management To Shine

In a sign that more investors want more guidance in their portfolio and that exchange-traded funds are a better way to invest in strategies of all shapes and sizes, an increased number of actively managed ETFs are hitting the market.

Active ETF Launches Are on the Rise

While many think the Federal Reserve should ease up on the gas with raising interest rates, JPMorgan Chase President and Chief Operating Officer Daniel Pinto believe the U.S. central bank is on the right track in its quest to curb high inflation. And if the Fed's rate hikes lead to a recession, so be it.

Banking Exec Thinks Recession May Be “Price We Have to Pay” To Curb Inflation

Markets closed out the week up, marking the best week for the three major indexes since June. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 4.7% and 4.9%, respectively, while the Nasdaq gained 5.2%, but one investor suspects the market rally may not last.

Markets Are Up – But the Rally May Not Last

U.S. equities have been wildly unpredictable this year, as high inflation, a hawkish Federal Reserve, and war in Ukraine have battered markets. In a sign that the future of stocks is uncertain, even prominent Wall Street strategists can't agree on what lies ahead.

Consider Active Funds During Sustained Uncertainty

U.S. stocks have been pummeled in 2022, with the S&P 500 having declined at least 1% during 53 trading sessions so far this year, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Markets have been particularly volatile on Fridays — a day which has often been seen as a mellow one for stock traders.

Stocks Continue To Be Whipsawed — Even on Fridays

Market volatility continues as investors process the latest inflation figures and brace for lingering high prices. Stocks gave up the gains they made earlier in the morning on Friday after a consumer survey from the University of Michigan showed increased expectations for persistent inflation.

Consumers Expect Higher Inflation (And Volatility) For Longer

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Inflation rose by more than expected in September, ensuring the Federal Reserve continues its aggressive rate hikes as it aims to curb 40-year high inflation. With continued rising interest rates and hints of recessionary conditions in the global economy, ALPS O'Shares U.S. Quality Dividend ETF (OUSA) is a strong offering to consider.

Check Out OUSA to Mitigate Volatility and Increase Yield

Despite the Federal Reserve's best (and apparently only) efforts, high inflation remains stubbornly persistent. In September, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased 0.4% (seasonally adjusted) and rose 8.2% over the last 12 months (not seasonally adjusted).

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