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View From The Edge – April 2021

April 14, 2021 By DeFred Folts III, Managing Partner, Chief Investment Strategist, and Eric Biegeleisen, CFA, Managing Director, Research Portfolio Manager Equities: U.S. Equities: Major U.S. equity market indices continue to reach all-time highs as well as record levels of overvaluation by our measure. However, even at elevated valuations, monetary and fiscal stimulus remains supportive. In addition, high-yield credit spreads remain narrow. A steepening global yield curve is also a positive development signaling higher growth prospects. U.S. equities also continue to benefit, at least in the short-term, from positive price momentum and favorable investor behavior which could be described as market euphoria. The extreme level of overvaluation of the U.S. equity markets continues to highlight their potential downside risk.

Gain managed offshore exposure with exchange traded funds

Gain managed offshore exposure with exchange traded funds By Kirk Swart   A hotly contested debate amongst investment professionals and retail investors is whether one should make use of an active portfolio manager to manage your investment portfolio or rather go it alone by investing in passively managed Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). Active portfolio managers argue that by investing via an ETF, one can never outperform the market index and that their skills and research will provide consistent market outperformance. Proponents of ETFs, on the other hand, argue that on average, active portfolio managers do not outperform the market index, and paying the manager for the underperformance on top of it is not worth it.

The SEC Is Cracking Down on Potentially Misleading ESG Claims

Interest in space-related investments takes off with new ETFs

Interest in space-related investments takes off with new ETFs Gillian Livingston Published April 13, 2021 A model of the Orion capsule, which will be tasked with the mission of delivering NASA astronauts to the Moon in 2024 and to Mars at a future date. Orion is manufactured by Lockheed Martin, which is included in several space-focused ETFs. (Photo by Jason Connolly / AFP) JASON CONNOLLY/AFP/Getty Images JASON CONNOLLY/AFP/Getty Images Space may be “the final frontier,” but it’s becoming easier for financial advisors and their clients to invest in humankind’s desire to explore beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Three new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on investing in space-oriented equities have launched in the past few weeks. The first was ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF ARKX-A from New York-based ARK Investment Management LLC, led by Catherine Wood. It started trading on March 30 and already has US$351-million in assets under management (AUM). Its managemen

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