Your ETF Will Not Collapse: A Technical Addendum
We ran this point home for a touchdown, now let's spike it in celebration.
Bradley Kay
Bradley Kay is director of the European ETF research team. Before taking his current role, he was a U.S. ETF analyst covering broad market equity and alternative ETFs, and previously worked as a stock analyst covering medical device companies. He holds a master's of arts in mathematics from the University of Cambridge and a master's of business administration with honors from University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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