The Midcap Comeback? Why It May Be Time to Revisit the Middle

Many have said that midcap stocks are a “sweet spot” of market capitalization. They deliver both growth potential — typically associated with smaller companies — and profitability — usually seen in larger companies.

ETF Trends • Sep 24, 2025

TPLC: Questionable Safety And Quality Benefits For This Biblically Responsible ETF

TPLC is a large/mid-cap core ETF designed to offer broad exposure to stocks passing proprietary Biblically Responsible Investing criteria. Fees are 0.52%, and the fund has $272 million in assets. The Fund seeks to provide high-quality exposure to less volatile stocks. However, its weighting scheme works against these objectives. TPLC is actually more volatile than market-cap-weighted benchmarks like IWB. This weighting scheme also negatively impacts quality. I calculated an 8.16/10 profit score, which is the lowest among the four peers I selected as benchmarks.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 16, 2024

Timothy Plan Launches “Biblically Responsible” Market Neutral ETF

Timothy Partners Ltd. has launched the seventh “biblically responsible” exchange-traded fund within its Timothy Plan family of mutual funds and ETFs.

ETF Trends • Feb 2, 2023

BIBL And TPLC: How Faith-Based ETFs Score On ESG Transparency And Conviction

In this article, I look at the holdings and supporting materials of two US large-cap ETFs based on "Biblically Responsible Investing" principles: the Timothy Plan and Inspire Investing ETFs.

Seeking Alpha • Jul 27, 2020