ETF analyst questions how Canary’s TRUMP fund bid ‘gets through’
Analyst Eric Balchunas said exchange-traded funds must have a futures product live for at least six months, which Canary doesn’t seem to have for its TRUMP fund.
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Analyst Eric Balchunas said exchange-traded funds must have a futures product live for at least six months, which Canary doesn’t seem to have for its TRUMP fund.
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