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In this video, we break down the difference between Passive vs Active ETFs — what they are, why active ETFs are exploding right now (over $330.7B in inflows in 2024, ~22% of all ETF flows), and real examples to watch.

👉 We cover:
✅ What passive and active ETFs are
✅ New strategies like buffer/structured outcome ETFs and options-based income funds
✅ Real active ETF examples: BALI, DYNF, and Innovator Defined Income/Buffer ETFs
✅ Pros & cons of each approach
✅ How to decide what fits you

Whether you're building a core portfolio or trying to add income or protection, this video will help you understand the trade-offs so you can pick the right tools.

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