
ETF Four reasons to invest in US defense
As governments around the globe increase their defense spending, US defense contractors, which are major exporters, may benefit.
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As governments around the globe increase their defense spending, US defense contractors, which are major exporters, may benefit.
In today's economic climate, several macroeconomic trends may create favorable conditions for undervalued, fundamentally strong companies.
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Generally strong earnings, growth potential driven by artificial intelligence (AI), and recent regulatory changes are positives for banks.
Investing in companies with a history of repurchasing their shares is a strategy that may be well-positioned to emerge stronger from market volatility.
Hedged equity strategies seek to mitigate market risk while participating in gains by combining long equity positions with hedging instruments such as options.
Investors seeking stock exposure and consistent income that can help offset market losses may want to consider option income ETFs.
In volatile markets, consider a hold-to-maturity bond strategy that locks in a known yield-to-maturity. Another option, global high yield corporate bonds.
Investors can choose factors along the risk spectrum, such as quality and low volatility, two of the more defensive equity factors, when markets are volatile.
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