Mark Cuban Wants Investors Out of Health Insurers. That’s Tough If You Own These ETFs
Mark Cuban is urging funds to divest from major health insurers. Here’s how broad-market ETFs remain exposed to the companies he’s targeting.
A famous investor thinks health insurance companies aren't good to own, but if you have a broad fund (like SPY or VTI), you automatically own a tiny piece of them anyway. This shows how hard it can be to avoid companies you don't like when you own funds that hold many stocks.
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