Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, has preferred cash over stocks right now. Investors seeking to follow the legendary investor should invest in cash-like ETFs.
The Federal Reserve, as expected, raised interest rates by a quarter-percentage-point but signaled that it may pause further increases.
Given the ongoing global banking crisis, stock volatility will remain rife in the coming days.
The current stock market turmoil triggered by banking woes and huge uncertainty over the Fed's rate hike path has made investors jittery, raising demand for cash-like ETFs.
We discuss some of the hot events of 2022 that influenced the market in a big way.
Bond investors might experience heavy losses, given that bond prices and yields have an inverse relationship. This situation can be avoided by investing in the ultra-short duration bonds ETF.
Many ETFs from various corners of the market are poised to benefit from a rising-rate environment.
Investors could add ultra-short bond ETFs to their portfolios in order to minimize the risk from rising interest rates.
The central bank raised interest rates by another three-quarters of a percentage point.