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Opinions Cameron Hurst
ETFMG Prime Mobile Payments ETFIPAYCOMMENTJul 10, 2019
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$48.16
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$45.23
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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The fintech payment space is viewed favourably for 2021. This ETF holds the major players in the space. The pandemic has accelerated competition in the space and as friction in digital payment is reduced, this trend will continue. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
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Include Square, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard. Secular move from cash to electronic payment. Makes sense to own. Only detraction would be a complete global slowdown on spending, but we're not seeing that.
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A great basked of fintechs. A fantastic position for them for some time. About 50% of transactions in developed nations are still done with cash -- a lot of room for growth. Yield 0.48%
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He loves this fin-tech ETF that holds all the great financial payment holdings. Very defensible businesses. A great basket to own. This will offer good secular growth. Yield 0.52%
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Financial payment ETF. The basket is of the highest quality in the space -- all with 20% sales growth. Yield 0.53%
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It as reduced Mastercard and Visa expsoure a bit to give broader exposure to the smaller players. This has broken to new highs already ahead of the wider market. This is about global payment systems, taking advantage of crypto technology within the stocks in this ETF. This acts as a proxy for blockchain, but it's a narrow sector which means volatility.
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Paypal vs Visa? He likes fintech stocks. He likes both of PayPal and Visa, but would prefer to own the ETF IPAY-N. Visa is really leaning into the tokenization of the security behind a transaction. PayPal is going a little more direct to the mobile service. All good strategies -- hold the ETF to get good growth and less volatility.