Global stock markets stumbled out of the gate to start the new year. The Morningstar Global Markets Index a broad gauge of global equities dipped 0.31% in January 2021. Bonds slipped, too. The Morningstar U.S. Core Bond Index declined 0.74%, as rising yields pushed bond prices lower.
Bond exchange-traded funds captured the majority of inflows for much of 2020, but recently flows have favored stocks. After allocating a record $88.1 billion to equity ETFs in November and another $43.8 billion in December, investors poured $43.7 billion into these funds in January.
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The story of global equity markets over the past 10-plus years can be encapsulated by two big-name stocks: Nestle and Nvidia.
The former is the well-known Swiss food and beverage manufacturer that employs nearly 300,000. Nestle (NSRGY) has a forward dividend yield of roughly 2.4%, has grown earnings at about a 5.0% rate, and is trading at a reasonable but healthy trailing price/earnings ratio of around 22.
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Athena Global Tactical ETFs Continues To Receive Morningstar’s 5-Star Rating Overall While the COVID-19 pandemic was a wild card, measuring and acting on investor behavior proved to be a reliable signal during an extraordinary period, commented C. Thomas Howard, PhD, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of AthenaInvest. DENVER (PRWEB) January 14, 2021 AthenaInvest, (http://www.AthenaInvest.com) the leader in Behavioral Portfolio Management, today announced that the Athena Global Tactical ETFs portfolio ended a challenging year by outpacing its Morningstar Global Markets Index benchmark by 8.7% in 2020. For the full year 2020, the portfolio generated 24.8% compared to benchmark performance of 16.1%. The portfolio’s annualized return since inception, which passed ten years in September of 2020, is 18.6% compared to benc
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