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The first half of 2022 was brutal for equity investors, with the S&P 500 dropping 20.6% and marking the worst start to the year since 1970.

Some investors and analysts believe that the publicly-traded REIT sector could outperform the broader stock market in the near term.

We believe that there's a limited upside potential until Midterms, and we're unlikely to miss out on too much, even if stocks have already bottomed.

There's enough market volatility to go around as rising inflation and U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to keep investors on their heels.

Inflation remains hot and sentiment stays cold. Click here to read the latest edition of the Week on Wall Street.

Find out what to trade when there’s low volatility and what the best low volatility trading strategies are.

For those who don't have an iron stomach, there are low-volatility strategies that can be built into an exchange traded fund (ETF).

The capital markets have proven themselves to be stuck in volatile times as geopolitical uncertainty and rising inflation continue to confound investors.

Emerging markets (EM) experienced a double whammy of a strong dollar and the pandemic over the past year.

The tandem of rising inflation and forthcoming Federal Reserve monetary policy is giving investors more volatility than they can handle.