ETF Prime: Twitter, Market Conditions, New ETFs, and Crypto

Geraci begins by delving into the importance of Twitter in the lives and experiences of both Hamtil and Ramp. Both express how Twitter has played an important role in their personal and professional successes.

Ramp gained substantial traction during the meme stock revolution, with many of his tweets going viral and contributing to the growth of his account. Ramp now has more than 350,000 followers on Twitter.

Hamtil, on the other hand, uses Twitter to create unique and insightful content that sets him apart from other advisory firms. He believes that many companies tend to focus on generic content, while his goal is to provide in-depth analysis of topics that are often overlooked. Guests unanimously agree that Twitter serves as an excellent platform for making valuable connections.

According to Ramp, "the true power of Twitter lies in the relationships you build."

Also, the conversation touches on the future of Twitter and the recent launch of Threads, leading to more information on the trio.

The discussion shifts gears when Geraci asks about the possibility of Hamtil and Ramp launching their own ETFs, given their significant social connections and following.

Ramp acknowledges that he has been approached by industry people in the past regarding the idea of ​​creating his own exchange traded fund. Mention funds like the Meet Kevin The Power of Pricing exchange traded fund (PAGES B-) and the AdvisorShares Gerber Kawasaki exchange traded fund (G.K. c+) as examples that people have mentioned to you in the past. He also says that the conversations he never had materialized into anything substantial. Ramp also emphasizes the challenges he sees with growing AUM significantly with that fund.

On the other hand, Hamtil reveals that he has seriously considered launching a exchange traded fundparticularly a multifactorial strategy exchange traded fund. It also highlights the potential for a quality-value exchange traded fundgiven the current economic environment.

“I think you can make a very good case for a 'QVALUE'a quality value exchange traded fundHamtil said.

However, Hamtil admits that he hasn't pursued this route extensively as his main focus remains the customers he serves in his day-to-day work.

The compliance rules and restrictions surrounding exchange traded fund Marketing is also addressed, and all three participants acknowledge the need for improvements to support people in marketing these products. In addition, the group engages in a lively discussion about the future of ETFs and the possibility of wider adoption.

Geraci leads a conversation on the state of the financial markets, covering a multitude of topics. Hamtil expresses uncertainty about the direction of the market given the current economic climate, despite recent positive results. On the contrary, Ramp predicts that the markets will reach new highs this year. That said, he remains surprised by the continued rally even amid significant Fed hikes.

Ultimately, the group eagerly awaits how the markets will play out, with each of them sharing their individual strategies on how they are doing in this market.

As the exchange traded fund Prime podcast has come to an end, Geraci presents the topic of cryptocurrency. Ramp believes that the digital currency offers potential returns, but he is unsure of its future trajectory. While Hamtil takes a more reserved approach by being completely crypto-agnostic and also reveals that he does not currently hold any position in cryptocurrency.

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