Principal Millennial Global Growth ETF 

GENY actively invests in global growth companies with exposure to the spending and lifestyle activities of the Millennial generation - people born between 1980 and the mid-2000s.

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Millennials are likely to inherit as much as $68 trillion from their parents, per a CNBC article. Some sectors and investing areas should benefit from such massive inheritance.

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They most likely don't remember the days of dial-up internet and flip phones. They're likely to feel more comfortable trading stocks on their phones than in a stockbroker's office.

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As was widely expected, the bulk of holiday shopping took place online this year, and when e-commerce companies start delivering fourth-quarter earnings in the first quarter of 2021, the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY) could reward investors in turn. GENY tracks the Nasdaq Global Millennial Opportunity Index.

A Perennial Millennial Bet: The Largest Generation, Now in ETF Form

How consumers spend their hard-earned money is changing. Investors are adapting to the times with exchange traded funds such as the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

The GENY ETF for Gen Y Spending: An ETF to Capture the Millennial Market

The coronavirus pandemic is bringing about seismic shifts pertaining to how and where consumers spend money. Those changes could have positive long-term implications for exchange traded funds such as the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

What Do Millennials Have to Do with ETFs?

Consumer spending is a vital driver of the U.S. economy and while there have been challenges to that scenario this year, the consumer is proving surprisingly resilient. That could highlight the case for the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

Consumer Resilience Supports this Unique ETF

Data indicate professional investors are revisiting cyclical stocks and that trend could have positive implications for a surprising exchange traded fund: The Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

Cyclical Shifts Could Benefit a Surprising ETF

When it comes to the intersection of consumer spending and demographic trends, millennials get plenty of attention, but Gen Z – the next generation – are on the rise and investors can use ETFs, such as the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY), to tap Gen Z spending trends. GENY tracks the Nasdaq Global Millennial Opportunity [.

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The coronavirus pandemic is crimping consumer spending across an array of demographics, but the reduced spending is particularly acute among millennials. Those near-term hurdles should give way to long-term opportunity with the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

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Low interest rates could be a prime motivator when it comes to home buyers. In conjunction with social distancing measures, this could bring more prospective purchasers looking to leave heavily populated metropolises, particularly millennials.

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The coronavirus pandemic is having a profound impact on spending trends and the shifts are evident with millennials and Gen Z, but the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY) is proving resilient. A 9% gain over the past month proves GENY can move with the tide as younger generations change spending habits.

Pandemic Alters Millennial Spending Habits, GENY Still Resilient

Pre-2008 financial crisis, quantitative strategy, and high-frequency traders got flack for the mass movements in the market, but now in a post-COVID environment, it’s millennial daytraders who are on the receiving end of pointing fingers. Armed with daytrading apps like Robinhood, these millennial traders are keen to get in and out of stocks in swift [.

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The U.S. consumer is taking some lumps at the hands of the novel coronavirus, but the country’s most important economic engine may be down, but not out. Improving consumer sentiment should bolster the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

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A variety of data and research suggest the coronavirus pandemic is shifting how millennials spend and view money, but like any other generation, they still like some frivolities and indulgences. That bodes well for the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

Habits May Be Changing, but Millennial Spending Still Matters

The coronavirus pandemic is altering how millennials spend, but not the thesis underpinning the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY). GENY tracks the Nasdaq Global Millennial Opportunity Index.

Coronavirus Alters Millennial Spending, but not Thesis for This ETF

Millennials are such a sought after demographic that there are some ETFs dedicated to their spending habits. While this may appear to be too much of a nuanced investment approach, there’s more than meets the eye with ETFs such as the Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq: GENY).

Access a Coveted Demographic and Their Spending Habits With This ETF

The coronavirus is reshaping how people spend and consumer trends that particularly clear among younger generations.

Coronavirus Is Altering How Young People Spend, Helping This ETF Surge

In the financial services community, perhaps only baby boomers get more attention than millennials.

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