MGK News and Press, Vanguard Mega Cap Growth From 10/06/21

The market correction has shaved 7.6% off the Nasdaq 100 over the past month. The drop was led by weakness in the mega-cap technology growth stocks that dominate the major indexes. The market sell-off is being rationalized by fear of inflation and higher interest rates. However, I...

Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF (NYSEARCA:MGK) - $0.2721. 30-Day SEC Yield of 0.42% as of Aug. 31. Payable Oct 04; for shareholders of record Sep 30; ex-div Sep 29. For further details see: Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.2721

Asset location strategies are described for taxable, tax-exempt (Roth 401k/IRA) and tax deferred (Traditional 401k/IRA) accounts. Biden’s FY 2022 Budget is summarized for changes to taxes that may impact investors. A list of 22 "Best Tax Efficient" funds are selected from f...

The historic valuation gap between global Value and Growth stocks finally began its reversal. Despite pockets of outrageously overvalued Growth stocks being de-rated in Q1 and Q2, we still believe we are in a Growth bubble. Speculative behavior is rampant. We firmly believe that v...

This is a follow-on post to my post in February 2021, in which I had rated the Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF as bullish. It was priced at about $215. In the last 10 years, large-caps have gained about 300%, which demonstrates that investing in such stocks, especially in mega-caps, deli...

The Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF offers diversified exposure to the largest growth stocks in the U.S. market. This article performs a comparative analysis of MGK against the broader large-cap sector to further examine its pros and cons. This article also suggests some ideas to hed...

Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF (MGK) - $0.2623.30-Day SEC Yield of 0.50% as of May 31.Payable Jun 29; for shareholders of record Jun 25; ex-div Jun 24. For further details see: Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.2623

Since offshoring contributed to the long-term disinflationary trend, it would seem to make sense that reshoring would contribute to an inflationary trend. The "reshoring will lead to higher inflation" argument revolves around differences in labor costs, which are much higher in the US...

As you are no doubt aware, the market has been rotating out of growth and technology and into "value" (energy, materials, etc.) due to rising interest rate and inflation fears. That being the case, many investors may be asking a simple question: "why on Earth would I invest in an info...

As the U.S. birth rate fell to a new low in 2020, it appears that COVID-19 and associated economic weakness/uncertainty has accelerated a preexisting trend of falling American fertility. If 2008-level fertility rates had persisted through 2020, 5.8 million more babies would have been ...