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New Pure Style ETFs by Guggenheim Investments

Out looking for new products today. Guggenheim Investments has a new class of ETFs called Pure Style ETFs.


The funds are based on the concept that the, "potential drawback of actively managed mutual funds and traditional cap‐weighted style indices is a lack of style purity. This may undermine portfolio optimization and Guggenheim Pure Style ETFs seek to address this shortcoming with a unique approach, offering only “pure” exposure to value and growth investing."
 
Guggenheim lists about 7 funds in this new class of funds. If you would like more information on how this class of funds can help you grow you wealth, call us at 1-866-801-3359 or visit our website at UCS Financial Advisors and fill out and submit the secured form on our Wealth Products page requesting more information in the comments section of the form.

**Please note we are in no way affiliated with Guggenheim Investments or any of its funds or investments, nor are we paid to recommend any of their funds or investments. Our research and recommendations are based purely on our own in-house research methods and abilities.
 
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