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 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.
Wall Street was downbeat in December with muted Santa Clause Rally. However, these ETF areas amassed decent assets in the month.
S&P 500 and value ETFs amassed huge assets last week while TIPs and short-term bond ETFs lost assets.
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.
Investors are finding value in bonds for the first time in a decade as higher interest rates make fixed-income lucrative, according to JPMorgan Chase.
The year 2022 has produced the worst returns in 100 years for the classic 60/40 strategy. Should you tap 40/60 ETF strategy now?
Rising rate worries have crippled the investing world this year.
MINT, a major global player in the MADtech space founded in 2014 and headquartered in Milan, Italy, announces the entry of Salvatore Internullo as its new Chief Growth Officer.
Investors could add ultra-short bond ETFs to their portfolios in order to minimize the risk from rising interest rates.