Traders Signal Bullishness on Bank ETFs
On Monday, the Financial Select Sector SPDR (NYSEArca: XLF), the largest financial sector-related exchange traded fund,…
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4 Appealing Floating Rate ETFs for Rising Rates
Floating rate bonds and the related exchange traded funds could hold increased appeal for fixed…
U.S. Dollar ETFs Ready to See Some Green
Dollar disappointment is widely documented this year. For example, the PowerShares DB U.S. Dollar Index…
The Fed’s Affect on Mortgage-Backed Securities ETFs
With the Federal Reserve continuing its efforts to normalize U.S. monetary policy, plenty of asset…
The Fed, China and Equity Market Risks
By John Derrick via Iris.xyz The Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points last Wednesday…
Fed “Flows of Funds” Data’s Fascinating Economy Insight
By Confluence Asset Management The Federal Reserve published its Financial Accounts of the United States…
Fed Doesn’t Derail Smart Beta Dividend ETF
The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates last week for the second time this year, setting…
Gold Investing and the Fed: What the Future Holds
Gold exchange traded products, including the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEArca: GLD), iShares Gold Trust (NYSEArca:…
3 Surprising Hot ETF Following the Fed Rate Hike
Contrary to what many expected, Treasury bond exchange traded funds were among the best performers…
Traders Got Bearish on Homebuilder ETFs Ahead of Fed Rate Hike
The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (NYSEArca: XHB) is up 14.3% year-to-date and the popular homebuilders…
A Fixed Income Investing Approach Following Fed Rate Hike
Updated Wednesday, June 14 – 2:45pm EDT With the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announcing…
Don’t Fear XLU With a Fed Meeting Looming
Investors that are experienced with the utilities sector and the related exchange traded funds, namely…
Dollar ETF May See Green if U.S. Interest Rates Rise
The dollar has been a dud among major currencies this year, a scenario that has…
New ETFs That Reinvent Fixed Income Investing—Without Reinventing the Wheel
By Salvatore Bruno via Iris.xyz We all know the drill: the Fed raises interest rates, and the bond…