Anthony Ginsburg talks Tech Megatrend ETF including AI, Genomics & M&A tailwinds

Anthony Ginsberg, CEO of GinsGlobal Index Fund, recently spoke with Steve Darling from Proactive about the latest developments shaping the Tech Megatrend ETF and the powerful forces driving performance across some of the world’s fastest-moving technology sectors. Ginsberg outlined how the fund continues to evolve in step with emerging innovation while benefiting from broad macroeconomic tailwinds. Ginsberg explained that the ETF has recently expanded its thematic coverage to include both defense technology and quantum computing, further diversifying its exposure to high-growth innovation areas. These additions complement the fund’s established themes, which include cloud computing, digital entertainment, blockchain, and social media. He highlighted blockchain as a standout performer, noting that the segment has risen more than 50%. “Blockchain… has been up over 50%,” Ginsberg said, adding that strong contributions from digital entertainment and cloud computing have also supported overall performance. He also pointed to growing strength in genomics and gene editing, emphasizing how artificial intelligence is transforming research and development activity across biotechnology. Ginsberg explained that AI is dramatically accelerating drug discovery and development timelines, allowing technologies such as CRISPR gene editing to advance far more rapidly than traditional pharmaceutical approaches. This convergence of AI and biotech, he noted, is creating a powerful new growth engine within the broader tech ecosystem. Beyond sector-specific trends, Ginsberg discussed several macro factors providing tailwinds for the technology market. These include easing inflation, the expectation of interest rate cuts, a weaker U.S. dollar, and a pickup in mergers and acquisitions as regulatory conditions shift. He cited Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Brothers as an example of the ongoing global convergence across digital media and content platforms, a trend he believes is still in its early stages. He also noted that valuations in small- and mid-cap technology companies remain attractive relative to long-term growth potential. Looking ahead to 2026, Ginsberg sees continued expansion of artificial intelligence across multiple verticals, including cloud computing, cybersecurity, hyperscalers, and digital entertainment. He added that surging demand for data-center infrastructure is providing strong underlying support for this growth, reinforcing the long-term investment case for the technology megatrend. #TechMegatrendETF, #AnthonyGinsberg, #FourthIndustrialRevolution, #AI, #Cybersecurity, #CloudComputing, #SocialMedia, #FutureCars, #Robotics, #InterestRateCuts, #Diversification, #GlobalHoldings, #Nasdaq,