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Dave Nadig
3:26
Sure, its got some exposure outside the U.S. - but its hedged from big currency moves, which dampens the vol.
Neil P.
3:26
If you could see any one regulatory requirement imposed on the ETF industry, OR any one regulatory requirement lifted, what would it be?
Dave Nadig
3:27
I'll not punt and say the SEC's new ETF Rule, because that used to be my answer, but with that in place:
I continue to think that ETFs should be gated based on their holdings/construction.  What I mean by that is - if I can't buy futures in my brokerage account, I shouldn'tbe able to buy an ETF that just holds a futures contract.
3:28
Similarly, if I am not approved for Margin, I shouldnt' be able to buy a leveraged product.
That would require, most likely, some hard rules from FINRA.
but that would be my one thing - clean up the regulatory framework aroudn that.
L&L
3:28
Just saw Fidelity is adding more zero-fee MFs. 1) Will zero fees bring the mutual fund back? 2) Who will be the first ETF issuer to launch a zero-fee ETF?
Dave Nadig
3:29
Zero fee is about acquiring accounts for Fidelity more than anything.  That's tough to do with an ETF, since anyone with a brokerage account can buy it.
I don't think you'll be able to buy those zero-fee funds from Fido at Schwab anytime soon.
3:30
So who could do it in ETFs? Someone with broad offerings that can make money elsewhere.  Again: Schwab seems like the most logical company to do it.  THey areadly do something similar with their robo platform.
Sorry I skipped over a few, I'll close with a fun one though:
Anonymous
3:30
What podcasts do you listen to?
Dave Nadig
3:32
Serious ones: Masters in Business, Pod Save America, Invest Like The Best
Meb Faber's podcast
ETF Prime (hey, gotta make a plug)
Fun ones: Song Exploder, Stuff You Should Know, My Brother My Brother & Me.
3:33
You can find ours here by the way: https://www.etf.com/sections/podcasts/etf-primepodcast
This one is called: 10 Years Later, What's Next For Stocks?
OK, that’s going to do it for today.  We’ll have a transcript up shortly.  Next two weeks we may try a few different dates/times for Live Chat, so check the site, or you can follow me at @DaveNadig and I’ll post when we open for questions.
Thanks everyone, we’ll see you next time!
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