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Down 68% From Its All-Time High and at a 4-Year Low, Is It Finally Time to Buy This Beaten-Down Growth ETF?

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Inflation and higher interest rates have reduced the return on invested capital in commercial and residential solar projects, making the industry less attractive. Comparing ETF fee structures Another drawback of the Invesco Solar ETF is its 0.67% expense ratio. Investors who believe in the growth of U.S. or lower.

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Expectations Investing Part 2: General Motors, Nvidia, Adyen, and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited

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Ricky Mulvey: This is a company with a revenue growth rate of about 30%, so 37% a return on invested capital of about 7%. Not really hyper-focusing on a fee structure. Their return on invested capital, I believe is in the '20s. The return on invested capital is 30 percent.

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Main Street Capital (MAIN) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

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Our investment activity in the third quarter included total investments in our lower middle market portfolio of $52 million, which after aggregate repayments on debt investments and return on invested equity capital, resulted in the net increase in our lower middle market portfolio of $2 million.

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Transcript: Tom Hancock, GMO

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00:15:23 [Speaker Changed] Yeah, so we think about quality, first off, the ability to deliver high returns on investment going forward. 00:29:44 [Speaker Changed] And and 50 bips is not an unreasonable fee structure for an actively managed fund. How does GMO define quality? Tell us the thinking behind this.