T. Rowe Price Value ETF
TVAL

$31.65

0.16%

Market Cap: $80.7M

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Funds holding %

of 6,728 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q2 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

108% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $3.06M [Q1] → $6.37M (+$3.31M) [Q2]

67% more funds holding

Funds holding: 3 [Q1] → 5 (+2) [Q2]

4.14% more ownership

Funds ownership: 4.53% [Q1] → 8.67% (+4.14%) [Q2]

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for TVAL.

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Financial journalist opinion

As Markets React to Fed Rate Cut, Look to Active Value

After almost a full calendar year of anticipation, the Fed finally made a move and announced a rate cut of 50 bps. Long awaited, it's still to be seen how the market will ultimately react in the coming weeks or months—but it could mark an opportunity for active value investing.

As Markets React to Fed Rate Cut, Look to Active Value

Value Investing: The Case as Rate Cuts Appear Closer Than Ever

Are investors overlooking value investing right now? There's an argument to be made there, especially following last week's sell-off in growthier names.

Value Investing: The Case as Rate Cuts Appear Closer Than Ever

The Advisor's Guide to Pairing Growth With Value

Advisors can enhance client portfolios by pairing growth with value investments. The T. Rowe Price Growth ETF (TGRT) and the T.

The Advisor's Guide to Pairing Growth With Value

T. Rowe Price Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary for Transparent Active Equity ETFs

On Friday, June 14, T. Rowe Price's collection of transparent active equity ETFs turned exactly one year old.

T. Rowe Price Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary for Transparent Active Equity ETFs

Does Rate Cut Wait-and-See Call for Value Investing?

What's the deal with the rate cut discussion? With the Fed meeting this week, investors are again trying to figure out when rates might drop.

Does Rate Cut Wait-and-See Call for Value Investing?

A Cash Mirage? A Case for Active Value

Market watchers have heard the story countless times: billions, if not trillions, of investor assets are sitting on the sidelines. The idea makes “some” sense on its face, given how popular money market funds have been since the pandemic.

A Cash Mirage? A Case for Active Value

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