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The S&P 500 finished the week ending Oct. 11 with another record-breaking rally, up 0.97% from last Friday. The index just notched a new all-time closing high and is now up 22.61% year-to-date.
ETFs across various categories pulled in $28.2 billion in capital last week, with U.S. equity ETFs leading the way.
My investment strategy focuses on generating income from dividends and distributions, supplemented by writing covered calls and cash-secured puts. More broadly, I hold a mix of high-yield and dividend-growth investments, with the approach of both receiving high cash flow and seeing it grow over time as well. With my ETF approach, there are funds that fit both of these categories, some really "boring" names and then those that get more interesting in the "reaching-for-yield" category.
CGDG offers exposure to global stocks that are expected to provide meaningful yield and DPS growth in the future. 48.7% of its net assets are allocated to U.S. stocks. It also has a footprint in the developed, emerging, and even frontier markets. Its performance is disappointing for now, as it trailed both IVV and even ACWI from October 2023-September 2024.
The latest employment report showed 254,000 jobs were added in September. That's well above forecasts of the expected addition of 147,000 new jobs.
The S&P 500 just recorded its best year-to-date performance at September's end since 1997.
The U.S. exchange-traded fund (ETF) market has reached a monumental milestone, surpassing $10 trillion in assets.
The S&P 500 finished the week ending September 27, up 0.62% from last Friday. The index is currently 0.13% off its record close from September 26th, 2024 and is now up 20.99% year-to-date.
While many investors might not know who Israel Englander is, they have likely heard of his Millennium Management hedge fund.
The IVV ETF and the S&P 500 index can always go up in price, but what differs at any time is how much risk is inherent in doing so. As of this writing, that risk level is abnormally high, for several different reasons cited in the article.