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The S&P 500 has been under pressure due to trade tensions. These ETFs look trade-proof.
A leading hedge fund billionaire is increasingly bearish on the stock market—find out what he's buying instead. We discuss the overlooked strategy that smart money is betting on to crush stagflation risks. We share some of our top picks.
As U.S. equities have pulled back sharply year-to-date (YTD), the benchmark S&P 500 ETF NYSEARCA: SPY has fallen nearly 8% from its 52-week highs. However, specific sectors have held up better than others during this market turmoil.
My outlook on utility funds has improved due to the sector's high correlation to gold, driven by an inherent hedge against a potential rise in inflation. Abnormally high utility stock valuations may be justified if utility stocks are the only sector with both low cyclical risk and positive inflation exposure. Although inflation may slow with the economy, the state of the fiscal budget and debt points to an inevitable significant and sustained inflation wave over the next decade.
Don't panic about market corrections. Most analysts view correction as a healthy pullback.
A major market shift is happening - here's why dividend investors could win big in 2025. These overlooked high-yield stocks are still trading at a massive discount despite major tailwinds. The Fed's next move could send dividend stocks soaring—are you positioned to profit?
Look at ETFs to safeguard your portfolio as declining consumer confidence, sluggish growth and persistent inflationary pressures increase the likelihood of the U.S. economy slipping into a recession in 2025.
Dividend stocks are today undervalued. Tech stocks are exciting, but dividend growth stocks are more rewarding. Here are a few of my favorite high-yielding blue-chip dividend stocks.
Talk about a topsy-turvy market. Tuesday's tariffs sparked more market jitters.
Small-cap ETFs are not a great place to seek refuge amid trade war tensions. Instead, insurance and utilities could be a great place to be invested, per some strategists.