Tech, Trade Wars and the Market: How to Position Your Portfolio

08/15/18 • 63 min

The escalating rhetoric behind the global trade war is pressuring investment sentiment. However, the supply chain frictions and dampened international trade may not weigh too much on the growth in robotics, automation and artificial intelligence industries.

In this upcoming webcast, ROBO Global and ETF Trends will look to the current environment of increased trade barriers, consider the relatively nimble nature of robotics and A.I. in the international markets, and outline a strategy for financial advisors to diversify into this growing industry.

Tom Lydon, Editor and Publisher of ETF Trends, will moderate a discussion on:

An overview of the trade wars and how it affects robotics, automation and artificial intelligence
Growth trends in the robotics and A.I. industry
How financial advisors can incorporate robotics, automation and A.I. into a diversified investment portfolio

Tom Lydon, Editor and Publisher of ETF Trends, will moderate a discussion on:

An overview of the trade wars and how it affects robotics, automation and artificial intelligence
Growth trends in the robotics and A.I. industry
How financial advisors can incorporate robotics, automation and A.I. into a diversified investment portfolio

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