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Look at ETFs to safeguard your portfolios as inflation expectations rise, driven by the Trump administration's chaotic tariff policies.

Value ETFs present a strategic investment opportunity to navigate ongoing volatility and potential shifts in trade policies.

Let's say you have $500 to invest and you're wondering where to park it. That's a great position to be in right now since the overall stock market has slumped, turning many solid stocks into bargain stocks.

Collecting passive income from stocks is a simple and effective way to participate in the market without having the return based solely on stock prices going up.

We highlight some defensive investment strategies for investors amid the ongoing chaos.

The emergence of tariffs have brought value/quality into the spotlight. Investors are flocking to value, which makes sense. However, investing in value does not necessarily have to be geared towards the lowest yielding and ultra-defensive plays.

As of the end of last week, the S&P 500 was down more than 5% to start the year. The market is off to a brutal start, and investors are worried that there could be more trouble ahead given that trade wars and tariffs may weigh on the results of many businesses for the foreseeable future.

Dollar-cost averaging is a smart strategy to implement in the current economic landscape. Look at ETFs to make it easy.

With rising recession and economic slowdown concerns, value investing stands out as an attractive strategy. Look at ETFs to simplify the implementation of the strategy.

Valuations for popular ETFs focused on US stocks are reaching extremes; investors should seek stocks with low risks and high expected returns elsewhere. The current market environment is abnormal, signaling the end stages of a long bull market, with exuberant optimism likely leading to a painful correction. Investing in value stocks with low valuations and high dividend yields may lower risk and offer higher returns, even in bear markets.