T. Rowe Price Growth ETF

TGRT

Market cap $869M

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates today by 25 basis points (bps), following months of speculation about inflation, politics, and economic data. The move will likely boost markets' confidence and already see hunger grow for further cuts, but for investors, the question as ever remains how best to take advantage of the Fed's move.

2024 produced significant returns for investors, with the S&P 500 returning 25% from January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024. With that positive news, however, many investors have worried that market froth may require moving away from growthier offerings.

2024 was a strong year for active ETFs, with exciting new launches joining the fray and the category's AUM rising. Actively managed ETFs figure to play an even bigger role in 2025, too.

TGRT is an actively managed large-cap growth ETF with a 0.38% and an impressive $410 million in assets under management, having only launched on June 14, 2023. Managers seek to select stocks with rapid and durable earnings growth and above-average cash flow growth. Managers also aim for quality companies trading at attractive valuations. However, TGRT trades at an elevated 34.45x forward earnings and 28.64x trailing cash flow, suggesting value is not a serious feature.

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