ETF tactical allocation

  • Equity Takeaways from Our H2 2026 Economic & Market Outlook

    This matters because equity ETFs are not all the same: concentration, size exposure and style tilts can quietly dominate portfolio outcomes. Understanding how to balance core market exposure with growth, value and small-cap allocations helps investors manage risk over time.

  • Rate Cuts Could Spark These International ETFs

    These leveraged international ETFs may be interesting tactical tools, but their daily-reset design, concentration, and trading frictions make them very different from long-term core holdings. Understanding those mechanics matters before using them to express a view on rate cuts or a weaker dollar.

  • What La NiñA Could Mean For The Corn Belt

    La Niña headlines can move grain-linked ETFs through futures pricing, contract rolls, and short-term sentiment long before harvest outcomes are known. This matters for investors weighing whether agricultural exposure belongs in a tactical trade, a diversification sleeve, or a broader commodity allocation.

  • MBB: Better Ways To Buy MBS

    In a higher interest rate environment, yield investors are considering low-risk, high-return options like mortgage-backed securities (MBS). The premium on MBS is at a multi-year high, making new MBS issuances attractive. Especially Ginnie Mae agency MBS can offer high single-digit returns with no risk, if held till maturity. Despite potential refinancing risks, the current state of the housing market suggests the call premium on MBS might be overpriced. Therefore, investing directly in new issuances of pass-through MBS is recommended.

  • ETC Group unveils new Ethereum ETP based on upcoming hard fork

    ETC Group’s new Ethereum ETP – the ETHWetc – ETC Group Physical EthereumPoW (ZETW GY) – is expected to list on Deutsche Börse Xetra on 16 September, shortly after the hard fork occurs. Shareholders within

  • Crypto Spring Is Coming

    Edelman sees many investors thinking this could push Ethereum past Bitcoin to become the largest crypto by market share. “What some people call a crypto winter could represent a great opportunity for long-

  • Make the CLO Call for Added Income

    “ Collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), which are securitized pools of leveraged loans, may provide several attractive benefits within an income-oriented portfolio, including enhanced yields, structural risk

  • Time To Swap Out Of QYLD ETF (NASDAQ:QYLD)

    QYLD is an ETF from Global X Funds that attempts to track the CBOE Nasdaq-100 BuyWrite V2 Index. This is a theoretical portfolio of the Nasdaq 100 stocks that holds the shares of each company, and then sells calls against those positions to generate income. The calls sold are one month out and are held until one day prior to expiration when they are liquidated and rolled forward.

  • NFTs Had A Huge 2021 – What Comes Next?

    At this point, some of you may know what an NFT is—a non-fungible token which represents ownership on a blockchain.

    If you value the answer to these questions—meaning if you think the answers are important to understand the value of each sculpture—you’re started to see the value of NFTs. Because ownership, verifiability, and record-keeping of origin are all questions that blockchain-based non-fungible tokens can answer.

  • Get Risk Management That Adapts With This ETF

    Market fears of a new COVID-19 variant dumped a large bucket of volatility all over the stock market indexes, making risk management strategies a must.Another way to mitigate risk at a cost-effective 0.39% expense ratio is to use the Global X Adaptive U.S. Risk Management ETF (ONOF), which seeks investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the Adaptive Wealth Strategies U.S. Risk Management Index.

  • Retirees Might Want to Give Utilities Another Glance

    The utilities sector isn’t setting the world on fire this year. For example, the Utilities Select Sector SPDR ( XLU A ) , the largest exchange traded fund dedicated to the sector, is up just 7.26% year-to-date while the S&P 500 is higher by 21.19%.