In a time of notable market uncertainty, investors still need ways to grow their portfolios. Many, of course, rely on growth allocations in their holdings that have delivered again and again in the last several years. That said, this year’s tariff drama, and sticky, stubborn inflation may cause investors to reassess. Rather than passively hold on to growth stocks, however, active growth ETF solutions can prove to be more agile. TGRW has picked up steam in recent weeks, potentially reflecting that trend.
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The T. Rowe Price Growth Stock ETF (TGRW ) charges a 52 basis point fee for its approach. The strategy actively invests in growth firms that meet its managers’ target attributes. The active growth ETF targets firms with strong cash flow, earnings momentum stability, and above-average earnings growth.
Together, that has helped the strategy pick up more than half a billion in net inflows over the last month. The strategy added $516 million in July, a significant inflow that brings its AUM up to more than $800 million. At the same time, it has returned 8.9% in the last three months, per ETF Database data. That helped TGRW outperform the ETF Database Category and FactSet Segment averages.
What does the future hold for an ETF in that position? TGRW comprises some of the key market leaders that continue to drive portfolios forward. However, where it sets itself apart is in its additional holdings. For example, the strategy has names like Netflix (NFLX) and GE Aerospace (GE) outside of the AI-driven categories.
Furthermore, according to YCharts, the ETFs price sits above both its 50- and 200-day simple moving averages, which signals positive momentum. Growth means more than just AI and tech, with the fund providing a way to suss out upside in a complicated second half. For those looking to refresh their growth allocations, an active growth ETF like TGRW may be one to watch.
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