T. Rowe Price Value ETF

TVAL

Market cap $486M

It may as well be an annual tradition for value investing to turn heads. But with stocks reaching record highs, investors may be looking askance at a very expensive S&P 500.

Value stocks almost always seem just on the cusp of a bright moment, but could “this” time actually be for real for the category? Where past value calls have stemmed from smaller trends in equities data, like disappointing growth returns, more macro factors are looming that could produce value-friendly conditions: namely, persistent inflation.

This year's market environment remains a favorable one for active ETFs, with approximately 40% of flows funneling into the strategies year-to-date. As investors increasingly look beyond benchmark constraints for opportunity, T.

Ongoing market volatility, evolving U.S. economic and trade policy, and global risks cloud outlooks for 2025. Josh Nelson, head of global equity, T.

The narrative for growth stocks continues to face mounting challenges this year on compounding risks. In an environment of spiking economic and market uncertainty, value stocks offer convincing performance and warrant consideration.

In yet another sign markets could be turning toward value, the active value ETF TVAL has added a quarter billion dollars in net inflows over just the last month. Rising uncertainty, market sell-offs, and lingering concentration risk could contribute to that interest.

Is the market regime poised for a shift? Big, growthy tech firms have delivered significant performance for investors in the last few years.

Advisors and investors seeking to diversify their equity portfolios this year should consider the T. Rowe Price Value ETF (TVAL).

Is the market actually too expensive? Earlier this month, VettaFi Economic and Market Research Analyst Jen Nash explored that question.

Will the Fed make one more rate cut to end 2024? One more cut would top off what has been a very positive fall for rate cut hopefuls considering how long the Fed waited.