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As markets surge on the backs of the Magnificent Seven, are investors missing what’s happening off the radar?
Robert Curtiss, CFP®, is joined by Andrew Hull, CFA, Vice President and ETF Strategist at First Trust, to unpack overlooked investment opportunities that may hold stronger long-term value than today’s most-hyped tech names.
Andrew explains how today’s market is historically concentrated and why that creates risk and opportunity. From the reshoring of American industry to massive grid upgrades and the rise of water-cooled data centers, this conversation clarifies themes that may shape the future of returns.
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About Our Guest:
Andrew Hull is a seasoned financial professional with a robust background in exchange-traded funds and commercial banking. Currently serving as Vice President and ETF Strategist at First Trust, he has cultivated a deep understanding of monetary authorities and central banking dynamics. With over a decade of experience at First Trust, including roles as an Economic Analyst, Andrew has demonstrated a strong commitment to financial strategy and analysis. Prior to this, he held a Vice President position at Columbia Bank, where he honed his skills in commercial banking. Andrew graduated from Wheaton College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Economics, which laid the foundation for his analytical expertise. His career reflects a blend of strategic leadership and technical financial acumen, positioning him as a valuable asset in the finance sector. He is particularly interested in the intersection of finance and emerging technologies, aiming to leverage innovative solutions in investment strategies. Andrew’s professional journey exemplifies adaptability and a dedication to continuous learning in a rapidly evolving industry.
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As markets surge on the backs of the Magnificent Seven, are investors missing what’s happening off the radar?
Robert Curtiss, CFP®, is joined by Andrew Hull, CFA, Vice President and ETF Strategist at First Trust, to unpack overlooked investment opportunities that may hold stronger long-term value than today’s most-hyped tech names.
Andrew explains how today’s market is historically concentrated and why that creates risk and opportunity. From the reshoring of American industry to massive grid upgrades and the rise of water-cooled data centers, this conversation clarifies themes that may shape the future of returns.
What to expect in this episode:
Resources:
Connect with Robert Curtiss:
Connect with Andrew Hull:
LinkedIn: Andrew Hull, CFA
About Our Guest:
Andrew Hull is a seasoned financial professional with a robust background in exchange-traded funds and commercial banking. Currently serving as Vice President and ETF Strategist at First Trust, he has cultivated a deep understanding of monetary authorities and central banking dynamics. With over a decade of experience at First Trust, including roles as an Economic Analyst, Andrew has demonstrated a strong commitment to financial strategy and analysis. Prior to this, he held a Vice President position at Columbia Bank, where he honed his skills in commercial banking. Andrew graduated from Wheaton College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Economics, which laid the foundation for his analytical expertise. His career reflects a blend of strategic leadership and technical financial acumen, positioning him as a valuable asset in the finance sector. He is particularly interested in the intersection of finance and emerging technologies, aiming to leverage innovative solutions in investment strategies. Andrew’s professional journey exemplifies adaptability and a dedication to continuous learning in a rapidly evolving industry.

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