11.2023
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3 Stocks To Buy From The ‘Buy The Dip’ ETF
The ETF was launched in December 2022 by Kaiju ETF Advisors, a collection of brilliant people working on building a better mousetrap.
Read MoreThe ETF was launched in December 2022 by Kaiju ETF Advisors, a collection of brilliant people working on building a better mousetrap.
Read MoreKaiju CEO Ryan Pannell has been tapped to speak at this year’s Future Proof, a four-day conference bringing together wealth management executives
Read MoreReduced Fees Expands Investor Access to Kaiju’s Innovative Platform
Read MoreNewcomer Kaiju ETF Advisors launched an artificial-intelligence-driven exchange-traded fund Tuesday that offers a technical approach to the “buy the dip” trading strategy.
Read MoreWatch our CEO, Ryan Pannell, and Benzinga's Money Mitch discuss DIP - our new AI-driven actively managed ETF that seeks to use big data and AI to eliminated the guesswork in finding dips.
Read MoreETFs that use humans and market indexes such as the S&P 500 to pick stocks are having a rough year. Will machines do any better?
Read MoreKaiju Worldwide is focused on using A.I. and machine learning innovation for optimizing financial decision-making. It's the parent company of Kaiju Professional Services and Kaiju ETF Advisors.
Read MoreThe first presentation of artificial intelligence is often cited as a computer program called Logic Theorist. Allen Newell, Cliff Shaw, and Herbert Simon developed Logic Theorist at the RAND Corp.
Read MoreAs AI bots take on more tasks from writing headlines to profiles on dating sites, more funds look to leverage machine learning tools to get an edge over their competition.
Read MoreLife may get easier for traders seeking extra margins from a ‘buy the dip' strategy. A new AI-powered exchange-traded fund (ETF) leverages algorithms to identify and exploit price dip opportunities.
Read MoreLike virtually all strategies, Kaiju's goal is to acquire securities it thinks are mispriced and hold them until those processes have appreciated to expected levels. Yes, Kaiju looks to buy low and sell high.
Read MoreEvery market offers opportunity. For many investors, 2022’s bear market offered the chance to buy securities at a low cost with the hope of making extra profits once the market recovers. This strategy, often referred to as “buying the dip,” was the main engine behind many of the years’ stock rallies.
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