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The U.S. ETF market’s fastest-changing battleground isn’t at the top or bottom of the fee spectrum-it’s in the middle. That’s according to CFRA’s latest thematic research report. And the middle-cost range —defined as ETFs with expense ratios between 0.26% and 0.75% —is where the real disruption is happening.

These four ETFs seek a balance of growth potential and passive income, offering investors some protection against market volatility.

Stock market volatility has picked up since Inauguration Day. These ETFs can help investors can navigate the ups and down of the second Trump era.

Dividend ETFs provide conservative investors with steady income, growth potential, and diversification, making them ideal for a buy-and-hold strategy.

With rate cuts expected later this month, these three dividend-focused ETFs can enhance your portfolio now.

These high-yield ETFs screen for stocks paying outsized yields. Here's how to evaluate which ETF is best for your portfolio.

The stock market has been gyrating wildly since the beginning of the year on investor concerns about multi-decade high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate increases, unabating supply chain disruptions, and the possibility of an economic recession. High-yield ETFs offer instant diversification and ensure a steady income stream amid heightened…