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U.S. Bonds Still Disappoint. But EM Debt ETFs Are Going Strong March 12, 2021
Investors are still disappointed with many income-generating assets as interest rates remain low, but with the dollar weak, emerging markets debt is growing increasingly appealing. Enter the
PCY is based on the DBIQ Emerging Market USD Liquid Balanced Index. The Fund will normally invest at least 80% of its total assets in securities that comprise the Index (the ‘Index’). The Index tracks the potential returns of a theoretical portfolio of liquid emerging markets US dollar-denominated government bonds issued by more than 20 emerging-market countries. The countries in the Index are selected annually pursuant to a proprietary index methodology, and the fund as well as the index are re-balanced and reconstituted quarterly.
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I love a good five-year plan. My 2025 goals are to be slim, rich, powerful, and adored, or as a fallback, comfortably dressed and tolerated.
Starbucks (ticker: SBUX) and
Walt Disney (DIS) announced ambitious new goals of their own this past week. Investors seemed cheered to learn that big, old leaders still see plenty of growth ahead. Starbucks stock rose 5% the day after its presentation, and Disney jumped 13%.
In overcaffeinated fashion, Starbucks shot straight past five-year planning to project that it will grow to 55,000 stores from 33,000 by its fiscal year ending in September 2030. The plan is to increase the U.S. store count by only about 3% a year, but to expand faster in other markets, especially China, pegged at a low-teens growth rate.