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Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: Golden Eagle Strategies is betting investors want exposure to the fastest-growing companies in the U.S. market, launching its first exchange-traded fund that screens for firms with annual revenue growth topping 40%.
The Golden Eagle Dynamic Hypergrowth ETF (ticker: HYP), which began trading this week, is actively managed and aims to carve out space in a crowded growth ETF landscape. Unlike funds that are heavily tilted toward large-cap technology stocks, HYP will hold 60 to 80 names across sectors including healthcare, energy and industrials.
"Just because advancements in technology may be driving growth, does not mean the only opportunities in growth equities must be in tech," said Marc Zuccaro, Managing Principal and Portfolio Manager at Golden Eagle. "These hypergrowth businesses have historically outperformed broader benchmarks but have tended to be overlooked by traditional growth ETFs that focus on incumbents rather than emerging leaders."
The fund's methodology starts with thousands of U.S.-listed companies and applies a proprietary screen for revenue growth velocity. Liquidity filters are built in to avoid thinly traded stocks, with the goal of producing a balanced portfolio diversified by industry and not concentrated in the so-called "Magnificent Seven" megacap tech names.
Robert Zuccaro, the firm's Founder and Chief Investment Officer, framed the ETF as an answer to what he called a "sea of sameness" in U.S. growth...................... To view our full article Click here
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