One of the most important phenomena in investing this past year was the highly concentrated index gains thanks to huge run-ups in big tech stocks. In turn, that presents a unique challenge to investors heading into the end of the calendar year: what to do with big gains. It's a good problem to have, big gains sitting on your books, but one that can present unique challenges depending on everyone's individual investing time frame. Taking profits in almost every case means paying the tax man in capital gains, and that can cloud the decision-making process for successful trades. Meb Faber, one of the star pioneers of the ETF industry, has come up with an innovative solution: the TAX ETF. Make sure you watch it and bring a pen and pad for notes – it might just be the solution for your best problems. 

Meb Faber joins Oliver Renick in the latest Market Overtime episode. Discussing the upcoming "TAX" ETF, Faber explains what this 351 Fund strategy entails and why it will be a more tax-efficient vehicle for investors to consider. From avoiding dividend-payers to factoring in market concentration risks, join Faber as he provides not only details on "TAX" but his perspective on the biggest macroeconomic trends today.

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