Aaron Levitt is an independent investment analyst and author living in State College, Pennsylvania. His work appears in several high profile publications in both print and on the web. As an advocate for long-term globally oriented investing, Aaron believes that exchange traded funds have leveled playing field for Main Street. Following global macro-economic trends, investors now have several avenues to create great long term portfolios. Aaron is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University where he studied Economics and International Business. Aside for helping regular investors develop winning portfolios, his current projects include writing his first book about investing in North America’s changing energy landscape.
Looking at the current market environment and historical evidence, JPM’s private bank has put together a playbook for the new regime. These five themes may sound familiar for those of us who have some pre-Great Recession market experience.
Looking at the current market environment and historical evidence, JPM’s private bank has put together a playbook for the new regime. These five themes may sound familiar for those of us who have some pre-Great Recession market experience.
Options income funds offer a unique twist in the current market and the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF seems to be the top dog.
Options income funds offer a unique twist in the current market and the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF seems to be the top dog.
The latest banking crisis highlights the risk in the sector and why investors may want to avoid ETNs. Active and passive ETF options—along with some of the classic mutual funds—can might be better options to serve a similar purpose.
The latest banking crisis highlights the risk in the sector and why investors may want to avoid ETNs. Active and passive ETF options—along with some of the classic mutual funds—can might be better options to serve a similar purpose.
The suite of bond ETFs from *F/m Investments* can be a game changer and has plenty of potential for larger investors, their advisors, and portfolios.
The suite of bond ETFs from *F/m Investments* can be a game changer and has plenty of potential for larger investors, their advisors, and portfolios.
It turns out our rush to cash may not be such a great thing over the long haul. Rather than placing all of our money into cash, bonds could be the better choice and offer better risk-adjusted returns for portfolios.
It turns out our rush to cash may not be such a great thing over the long haul. Rather than placing all of our money into cash, bonds could be the better choice and offer better risk-adjusted returns for portfolios.
Quality may seem subjective, but there are several key ingredients that make these stocks tick.
Quality may seem subjective, but there are several key ingredients that make these stocks tick.
Featuring low correlation to other bonds and tax-equivalent yields close to 9%, the rewards may outweigh the risks.
Featuring low correlation to other bonds and tax-equivalent yields close to 9%, the rewards may outweigh the risks.
Just over a decade old, social impact bonds may provide the way for ESG investors to have their cake and eat it too.
Just over a decade old, social impact bonds may provide the way for ESG investors to have their cake and eat it too.
Bank-preferred stocks now offer tantalizing yields, higher placement in the capital stack and overall less risk than equity.
Bank-preferred stocks now offer tantalizing yields, higher placement in the capital stack and overall less risk than equity.
SECURE Act 2.0 expands on the goals of lifetime and makes it easier for Americans to spend their savings.
SECURE Act 2.0 expands on the goals of lifetime and makes it easier for Americans to spend their savings.
So, what’s behind T-bill fever, and should investors follow the herd and buy the bond for their portfolios? Read on to find out.
So, what’s behind T-bill fever, and should investors follow the herd and buy the bond for their portfolios? Read on to find out.
As investors have rushed to the safety of bonds for their higher yields, dividend stocks have been thrown to the wayside.
As investors have rushed to the safety of bonds for their higher yields, dividend stocks have been thrown to the wayside.
These days, debt issued to the riskiest borrowers are offering yields close to 9%. While there is some risk, other data suggests that now could be a great time for investors to add a swath of high-yield bonds
These days, debt issued to the riskiest borrowers are offering yields close to 9%. While there is some risk, other data suggests that now could be a great time for investors to add a swath of high-yield bonds
As investors have moved into higher yielding cash and short-term bonds, investment-grade corporate bonds are looking pretty good.
As investors have moved into higher yielding cash and short-term bonds, investment-grade corporate bonds are looking pretty good.
For investors, the wipe-out of CoCo bonds brings forth a variety of questions and concerns about their holdings and whether or not other bank debt could be at risk.
For investors, the wipe-out of CoCo bonds brings forth a variety of questions and concerns about their holdings and whether or not other bank debt could be at risk.
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