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| Introducing the Zacks Earnings Consistent Portfolio (Ticker: ZECP) Zacks Investment Management's flagship ETF is designed to help investors achieve long-term total returns, bolstering stability through adverse market conditions. ZECP has been built on our core earnings-estimate methodology, which underpins every new innovation in the history of Zacks, as well as the independent research of our parent company, Zacks Investment Research. Features of this newest launch from Zacks include:
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