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Agricultural ETFs Continue To Gain As Crop Supply Is Limited January 5, 2021
Agriculture-related ETFs have been seeing significant movement lately, as crops are on a tear due to a global, coronavirus-induced supply shortage.
With the coronavirus continuing to ravage the globe, issues in the supply chain, especially due to transportation issues, have driven commodity prices higher due to fresh demand, experts said. Recently, rice reached a nine-year high of $500 a tonne in Vietnam and Thailand thanks to a deficit of containers.
In recent years, commodity producers and futures traders realized that investors and traders must monitor diseases that infect not only human populations, but birds, bats, cattle, hogs, and many types of plants including other major crops.
January 5, 2021
While the new year may have seen a rough start the year, January tends to be a strong month for U.S. markets and stock-related exchange traded funds.
The S&P 500 Index’s average price return of 1.8% in all Januarys since the index was created in 1954, compared to 0.7% on average over the other 11 months, according to MarketWatch. This could be a rough outline for stock ETFs, like the
Ed Matts, Founder of Matrixtrade.com, said in a note that January gains are the result of “bed-and-breakfasting, where a stock is sold at the end of the year to crystallize a tax loss and then immediately rebought in the New Year.”
For this week's episode of ETF 360, ETF Trends CEO Tom Lydon and CIO Dave Nadig caught up with Scott Helfstein, Executive Director of Thematic Investing at ProShares.
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Daniel has been writing for Fool.com since 2019. A fan of value and dividend stocks, he covers the industrial sector, oil and gas, and renewable energy. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Houston with a BBA in finance and marketing and a certificate in personal financial planning.
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