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Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Long-Term Inflation Planning

Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Long-Term Inflation Planning May 25, 2021 While it’s widely expected that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is in store for near-term upside, those increases may well be transitory. Some market observers are even saying inflationary pressures could ebb as soon as later this year. However, that’s a prediction – not hard fact. It’s possible that higher prices will prove sticky. Even if the transitory outlook is confirmed, pinpointing exactly when CPI increases will come to pass is difficult, even for the experts. Financial advisors may be wise to heighten their long-term inflation protection. Infrastructure and real estate are among the asset classes that offer that protection. These sectors are accessible via an array of exchange traded funds, including the

An ETF to Bet on Biden s Infrastructure Stimulus

May 7, 2021 As is being widely noted, plenty of individual equities are benefiting from expectations that President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure package, even if it’s trimmed, will make it to the political finish line. Like any other investing scenario with political implications, stock-picking based on infrastructure efforts can be tricky. For many investors, a broad-based approach can be more effective, with less risk to boot. Enter the The $2.65 billion NFRA has 250 holdings, confirming its deep bench and broad approach to infrastructure investing. Infrastructure is a long-ranging theme, but NFRA is relevant right now. “We expect that this plan will be enacted as soon as this summer and, for the most part, be of similar size to the version that’s currently on the table,” writes Morningstar analyst Dave Sekera. “While the scope of the plan is large and wide-ranging, we do not expect that it will affect our long-term projections for economic growth in the Un

2 Construction Stocks Bode Well for the NFRA ETF

2 Construction Stocks Bode Well for the NFRA ETF May 6, 2021 Waiting for infrastructure promises to materialize into real time action can try investors’ patience, but a pair of construction materials producers could be signaling upside ahead for exchange traded funds such as the While neither Vulcan Materials nor Martin Marietta Materials are NFRA components, the two companies recently delivered stellar first quarter results. That could be a sign of heightened demand for infrastructure materials. “The companies struck upbeat tones in their commentary and calls with analysts. Congress may pass a major infrastructure bill this summer, and the companies are highlighting the potential increases in spending, along with other revenue boosters coming from a recovering economy,” reports Daren Fonda for Barron’s.

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