Leveraged ETF growth, reset mechanics, and the risk of holding too long.
The episode centers on leveraged and inverse ETFs, with Matt Markovich of Trader ETFs outlining how the firm has grown to about 65 ETFs and nearly $3 billion in assets.

ETF market structure, one ticker at a time.
ETF Prime follows exchange-traded funds from the inside of the industry. Episodes pair market-flow updates with detailed conversations on active ETFs, options income, sector products, leveraged strategies, launches, and portfolio construction.
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ETF Prime is built for the part of investing where product design, market demand, and portfolio use all meet. The show follows exchange-traded funds at close range, with conversations grounded in specific tickers, issuer lineups, asset growth, and fund-flow data. It does not treat ETF coverage as a generic market update. Instead, episodes examine why a strategy was built, what problem it claims to solve, and how investors or advisors should think about using it. The subject matter is detailed, but the rhythm stays conversational. One week may cover a high-conviction value ETF crossing an asset milestone. Another may move into options-based income funds tied to bitcoin or gold. Episodes also make room for money market ETFs shaped by stablecoin reserve rules, true sector products built around diversification limits, and leveraged funds with monthly or quarterly resets. The show is especially attentive to active ETFs, an area repeatedly framed as one of the industry's moving stories. It also watches the retail edge of the market, where increasingly complex products can create mismatches between investor expectations and actual return behavior. That caution gives the show its useful tension. There is genuine interest in product innovation, but not blind excitement. Guests bring issuer, research, strategist, and platform perspectives, so the conversations often balance sales pitch, market structure, and practical due diligence. Flow-data check-ins with analysts help keep the coverage tied to observable investor behavior. Year-end reviews add a wider lens, revisiting major ETF stories, notable launches, issuer performance, and what may shape the next year. ETF Prime works best for listeners who already know the ETF landscape and want sharper context on what is moving underneath the headlines. It is a specialist program with a broad enough sweep to cover income, sectors, cash management, leverage, portfolio construction, and regulation. The value is in its specificity. It names the funds, asks how they work, and keeps returning to the question serious ETF users care about: where does this fit, and what should be watched?
Made for: ETF Prime is for advisors, financial professionals, and serious individual investors who want product-level context beyond broad market commentary. It suits listeners comfortable with tickers, flows, issuer strategy, and fund mechanics.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by combining issuer interviews with recurring flow analysis and detailed ETF due diligence. It covers both the excitement around new launches and the practical risks of complex strategies.
ETF Prime, hosted by Nate Geraci, dives into the world of exchange-traded funds. Each episode spotlights specific ETFs and features interviews with top experts to help you invest with confidence.
Market plumbing meets product parade, helping you separate an investment tool from a casino chip.
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Leveraged ETF growth, reset mechanics, and the risk of holding too long.
The episode centers on leveraged and inverse ETFs, with Matt Markovich of Trader ETFs outlining how the firm has grown to about 65 ETFs and nearly $3 billion in assets.
ETF Prime balances Neos growth, options-based income strategies, and a market watchlist that includes energy, fixed income, and TLT.
ETF Prime uses its hour to track March flow deceleration and Neos Investments' rise from its first ETF in August 2022 to more than $22 billion across 19 ETFs.
A grounded mid-year ETF check-in on leveraged funds, active ETFs, and smart beta's pull.
ETF Prime's mid-year discussion takes a clear look at 2025's ETF landscape, moving through leveraged funds, active ETFs, and smart beta with a steady hand.


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ETF Prime host Nate Geraci recaps the top ETF stories of mid-2025 with VettaFi's Todd Rosenbluth, highlighting VU overtaking SPY as the largest ETF and active ETFs capturing nearly 40% of flows.
ETF Prime host Nate Geraci first discusses Q1 2026 ETF flow trends with Vetify's Cynthia Murphy, revealing record $460 billion inflows despite market declines.
ETF Prime host Nate Geraci asks ETF.com President Dave Nottig how SEC oversight, staffing reductions, and new product filings are changing ETF regulation.
ETF Prime hosts Nate Geraci and Todd Rosenbluth discuss ETF inflows exceeding $1 trillion in 2026, 728 launches in the first half, and fixed-income ETFs attracting $340 billion.
ETF Prime host Nate Geraci interviews Meb Faber of Cambria Investment Management about Investing in America, a visual history of markets from 1800 through the present.
ETF Prime’s Nate Dracey interviews Kirsten Chang of Betify about 2026 ETF flows, including $15.5 trillion in U.S.-listed ETF assets, more than $1 trillion in year-to-date inflows, and a $25 billion Roundhill DRAM ETF launch.
This episode features interviews with Chris Davis, a veteran value investor discussing his ETFs including DUSA which surpassed $1 billion in assets, and Todd Sohn, an ETF analyst, covering topics like value stocks, actively managed ETFs, and market trends.
This episode discusses Q1 ETF flow trends with Cynthia Murphy and explores Neos Investments' growth and options-based income strategies with co-founder Troy Cates.
This episode discusses the highly successful launch of the ProShares Genius Money Market ETF (IQMM), which is designed to meet stable coin reserve requirements under the Genius Act and has attracted $22 billion in assets.
This episode explores VanEck's new 'true sector ETFs' that address regulatory diversification limits in traditional sector ETFs, featuring interviews with VanEck's product management director and Barron Capital's ETF solutions head.
This episode features a live interview with Wes Krill from Dimensional discussing the growth of active ETFs, ETF share class structures, and product development trends in the ETF market.
"Sandisk was the best performing stock in the S&P 500 in 2025," Matt Markovich says, and the two-times ETF gathered nearly $700 million in under a month.
This episode features an interview with Cullen Roche of Discipline Funds discussing his firm's unique defined duration ETFs that match investment strategies with specific financial planning needs and his new book on portfolio management.
This episode features an interview with Morningstar's Ben Johnson discussing a comprehensive recap of ETF trends in 2025 and predictions for 2026.
This episode discusses ETF trends and market insights with a focus on J.P.
This episode of ETF Prime features an interview with Joel Schneider discussing Dimensional's ETF surge and their pursuit of multi-share class strategies in the investment world.
This episode features an interview with VettaFi's Todd Rosenbluth discussing the top ETF stories and market trends of 2025 in a mid-year recap.