Magal Security Systems Ltd. Stock News

On Thursday, Roundhill Investments launched its latest fund, the Roundhill S&P 500 Target 20 Managed Distribution ETF (XPAY).  The actively managed fund has a net expense ratio of 49 basis points.

Earnings season is in full swing, and five of the “Magnificent 7” are reporting quarterly results this week. Wall Street has been steadily raising the alarm on mega-cap concentration risks, and recent notes out from Goldman Sachs and Vanguard have cranked up the hazard level a notch.

ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence ETF offers broader exposure to AI innovation compared to the highly concentrated Magnificent Seven ETF. THNQ's diversified holdings across the maturing AI value chain and potential for higher growth make it a better investment after considering risks. I consider that THNQ could gain by 11.36%, or half the percentage by which it has underperformed MAGS during ...

“The shape of the U.S. equity market has undergone a massive change over just the last few years,” says BlackRock's Rachel Aguirre.

The Magnificent Seven, including GOOGL, AAPL, AMZN, META, MSFT, NVDA, and TSLA, are poised to lead the market higher despite bubble concerns. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) offers a diversified, quarterly rebalanced investment strategy focused on these tech giants, potentially outperforming individual investments. MAGS carries risks, including derivative-related imbalances and conce...

There's been a growing sense of unease surrounding the “Magnificent 7” companies, which have been responsible for much of the S&P 500's significant gains over the past few years.

The "Magnificent 7" stocks, including Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and others, dominate the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, driving most gains and losses. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF MAGS has outperformed broader indices, but may be overvalued due to excessive growth expectations and economic risks. Most of these mega-cap tech stocks face significant regulatory risks, limited organic growth potent...

The MAGS ETF holds equal weights of the magnificent 7 stocks via swap contracts. The US Treasury holdings provide interest income that pays for the swap contract fees/interest. Apart from a short-term trading basket, I don't see an advantage in owning the ETF vs the 7 stocks.