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| | | | DAILY NEWSLETTER | APRIL 28, 2020 |
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| A Caution From 2007: Beware of the Dividend in Your High Dividend ETFs & Funds Remember this? It’s late in 2007 and the banks have already started their downward spiral. As their prices fell, their dividend yields rose. Most “high yielding,” “high dividend” or “dividend achiever” type ETFs/funds rebalance quarterly, so at year end, what did they do? They loaded up on bank stocks. [...] READ MORE » |
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| The Way Back: Investing in the Recovery The number one question we get from both advisors and investors in this market is, “what should I buy if I want to dip my toe in the water?” This question is very difficult to answer in the context of individual companies and stocks but stepping back to gain a [...] READ MORE » |
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| Zoom Webinar Wednesday: Hear From Morningstar's Ben Johnson Tom Lydon and Dave Nadig dig into the ETF news, the markets, and what's keeping them sane. This week, special guest, Ben Johnson, Director of Global ETF Research at Morningstar [...] READ MORE » |
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| Crude Carnage Unearths the Right Choice Among Oil ETFs Ongoing carnage in the oil patch is showing investors which exchange traded products offering exposure to this commodity can be trusted and which cannot. As West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures slipped to $13 a barrel on Monday, the United States Oil Fund (NYSEArca: USO) tumbled nearly 15%. USO, one the most heavily traded commodities... READ MORE » |
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| Why Moore’s Law Matter With This Active Tech ETF Artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies are proliferating at a rapid, which is impactful for the ARK Innovation ETF (NYSEArca: ARKK). Also benefiting the actively managed ARKK is the rate at which AI training costs are declining. For companies that can afford to implement both artificial intelligence and robotics, it... READ MORE » |
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| Streaming Giants Could Lift This Sector ETF The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLC) is getting some fanfare as a coronavirus play due to its exposure to companies, namely Facebook and Alphabet, that are involved in the virtual meeting space, the largest communication services ETF has other viable stay-at-home credentials. XLC seeks to correspond generally... READ MORE » |
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