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Uranium Maintains Momentum Amid High Demand, Low Supply

Uranium has been one of the top-performing commodities this year as the use of nuclear power starts to gain more acceptance, increasing demand for the metal while supply remains constrained. In effect, this is causing the metal’s market to grow exponentially and will continue to do so, offering

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XYLD: The S&P 500 Is Begging You To Consider Covered Call ETFs, But JEPI Is Not The Only Game In Town

Covered call ETFs are becoming increasingly popular among retirement income investors.But as valuable as these vehicles are, they can be even better if you put some good players around them.I outline in detail how I supplement covered call ETFs with offense and defense ETF “tilts” to create and maintain a flexible, dynamic retirement portfolio for…

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Data Strategies To Prepare Portfolios For Volatility

September and October are infamous for major bouts of volatility striking markets.Identifying the possible catalysts for volatility is the first step to staying ahead of it.Our team also spotted unusual activity in the embattled Real Estate sector, but M&A action offers hope amid real estate’s ruins.

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CNYA: Optimism By Market Commentators Is Premature

CNYA provides access to locally available equities in China, with a focus on financial and industrial sectors.The ETF has exposure to consumer staples and specific companies such as Kweichow Moutai and a lithium-ion battery manufacturer, which may drive secular resilience.But structural risks, including the housing sector and geopolitical tensions, continue to pose challenges for the…

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10%+ Monthly Yields: JEPI Or JEPQ?

High yield ETFs like JEPI and JEPQ are popular among passive income investors for their simplicity and attractive income streams.Moreover, JEPI and JEPQ offer considerable exposure to technology.We compare them side by side and offer our take on which is the better pick for passive income investors.

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What’s Going on With Consumers?

Traditionally, luxury goods firms have been very successful at passing through cost increases to consumers, given that their clientele are usually less price-sensitive. In the United Kingdom, chains are reporting strong

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