ETF multi asset

  • VIGSX Ready for Real Estate Vindication

    Beset by rising interest rates, the real estate sector is struggling this year, but those declines could be creating value opportunities and the chance for investors to embrace beaten-up quality names. Names that are more

  • Wheat Futures Jump on Expectation of Lower Production

    Whether it’s for a continued inflation hedge or to simply diversify a portfolio with more alternative assets as commodity prices push higher, a broad-based exchange traded fund (ETFs) from Teucrium is worth

  • ‘The Big Short’ Michael Burry Buys Real Assets

    This means that Michael Burry’s hedge fund is now 100% invested in real assets and then holding a lot of cash. A more accurate headline would be: Burry is heavily investing in real assets and holding cash to protect

  • Japanese Yen ETFs See More Volatile Moves

    “The yen has been volatile in recent trading sessions,” Kamakshya Trivedi, co-head of global foreign exchange, interest rates, and emerging-markets strategy research at Goldman Sachs, told the WSJ. The yen

  • COMT ETF: Go Slow

    Anyone who’s followed the commentary of The Lead-Lag Report across various investor portals since the fag end of last year would note that I’ve been stating that the real pernicious risk for the financial markets, is deflation, and not so much inflation. Over the years, COMT has proven to

  • Real Estate Remains Prime Income Destination

    For income investors, 2022 has been a trying time. Interest rates are rising, acting as a drag on the bond market. Conversely, inflation remains high, eroding purchasing power and amplifying the need for income.

  • What Role Does Multi-Asset Exposure Play in a Portfolio?

    The traditional 60-40 stock-bond split won’t cut it in a world where the threat of inflation and slow growth provides ample headwinds for portfolio gains, which makes a multi-asset strategy necessary.

  • Some Currency-Hedged ETFs Died Too Early

    In the past three years, DBEF’s 8.7% annualized return was stronger than the 4.9% for the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ( EFA ), While DBEF has lost 4.6% in value in 2022, the currency-hedged offering’s return was approximately 750 basis points narrower than the unhedged product. The

  • U.S. Dollar ETFs Retreat on Rising Risk Appetite

    The PowerShares DB U.S. Dollar Index Bullish Fund (NYSEArca: UUP), which tracks the USD’s movements against a basket of major developed currencies, has declined 3.1% since its record high in mid-May.

  • UUP: U.S. Dollar Capturing Global Liquidity Flows

    Reinforcing this trend is the European Central Bank’s continued pursuit of an expansionary monetary policy, even after the Fed ended its Quantitative Easing (“QE”) program and began raising rates. Continued

  • Wheat ETF Jumps After India Bans Exports

    A wheat commodity-related exchange traded fund surged Monday after India banned exports of wheat in response to growing food security issues. “Traders say that the new ban puts an additional strain on the world export market, considering that India was expected to be an