Adam Patti is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of IndexIQ, a New York-based ETF issuer behind several of the most innovative ETF products to hit the market in recent years including several hedge fund replication ETFs. A few weeks ago, we spoke with Adam Patti to get his thoughts on the current real estate market, investor sentiment in the space, as well as the pros and cons of looking at small caps in the sector. ETF Database (ETFdb): Thanks to the crash in 2008, many investors have shied away from real estate, is this still warranted? In other words, how does a real estate investment fit into a portfolio given current conditions? Adam Patti (AP): I think real estate generally is a core holding, well not core in terms of equity and fixed income clearly, but it’s something that I think every investor should have exposure to for the long [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: First Small Cap REIT ETF Debuts: ROOF REZ: Crushing The Real Estate ETF Competition Daily ETF Roundup: VXX Crashes On Equities’ Surge, VNQ Soars On Thirst For Yield June ETF Roundup: Launches, Filings, and Closures ETF Insider: A Dead Cat Bounce?
Adam Patti is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of IndexIQ, a New York-based ETF issuer behind several of the most innovative ETF products to hit the market in recent years including several hedge fund replication ETFs. A few weeks ago, we spoke with Adam Patti to get his thoughts on the current real estate market, investor sentiment in the space, as well as the pros and cons of looking at small caps in the sector. ETF Database (ETFdb): Thanks to the crash in 2008, many investors have shied away from real estate, is this still warranted? In other words, how does a real estate investment fit into a portfolio given current conditions? Adam Patti (AP): I think real estate generally is a core holding, well not core in terms of equity and fixed income clearly, but it’s something that I think every investor should have exposure to for the long [...]
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