David Fabian

FMD Capital Management

David currently is a Managing Partner at FMD Capital Management, a fee-only registered investment advisory firm specializing in exchange-traded funds. He has years of experience constructing actively managed growth and income portfolios using ETFs. David regularly contributes his views on wealth management in his company blog, podcasts, and special reports.

Visit fmdcapital.com to learn more, and contact David on Twitter at @fabiancapital.

Recent Articles

The Biggest Technology ETF of Them All — XLK

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Feb 5, 2016

The SPDR select sector series offers highly regarded ETFs, and XLK is a great way to invest in the hit-or-miss realm of technology stocks.

3 Bond ETFs That Didn’t Surge With the Rate Hike

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Jan 19, 2016

These bond ETFs may not be behaving the way people expected, but they could still be strong options for the savvy investor.

Keep an Eye on Technology ETFs, But Invest at Your Own Risk

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Jan 8, 2016

Investors looking to purchase technology stocks should likely do so in incremental steps allowing for the advantage of time and price.

3 ETF Indexes to Watch Ahead of the Fed

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Dec 15, 2015

This week's FOMC meeting may determine the outcome for many investors in 2016. Be mindful how the Fed’s decision may impact your portfolio.

3 Income Mutual Funds You MUST Have in 2016

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Dec 10, 2015

The Fed's actions are forcing investors to seek to income positions in their portfolios for capital preservation and dependable dividend streams.

5 Lessons Learned From VIX ETFs

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Dec 1, 2015

VIX ETFs offer traders a chance to play greed and volatility, but they're only for advanced traders willing to shoulder a lot of risk.

How to Use Niche ETFs for a More Tactical Portfolio

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Nov 13, 2015

Niche ETFs like HACK and BITE offer tactical advantages and greater flexibility than many exchange-traded funds, but recklessly investing in them could weigh your portfolio down with volatility.