Prepping for a Pullback? Alternative ETFs for Troubled Times March 16, 2021
Exchange traded fund investors should explore alternate strategies for a market that is stretching valuations to precipitous levels.
In the recent webcast,
Afraid of a Market Pullback? Hybrid Approaches for Uncertain Times, Sandra Testani, Vice President, ETF Product and Strategy, American Century Investments, highlighted the benefits of preferred stocks, which are hybrid investments that share characteristics of stocks and bonds and offer the potential for high current income, higher credit quality, diversification benefits, and lower interest rate risk.
Testani explained that preferreds in a portfolio provide enhanced portfolio yield without significantly sacrificing credit quality, provide diversification away from traditional fixed income investments with less vulnerability to rising rates, and, for tax-sensitive investors, provide attractive after-tax yield as income on preferreds may be classifi
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Afraid of a Market Pullback? Hybrid Approaches for Uncertain Times March 14, 2021
The economy has staged an impressive comeback from last year’s drop, even fueling concerns that the market at large is overvalued. Forward-thinking investors may want to consider hybrid approaches. Convertible bonds have the potential to generate equity-like returns without the volatility, while preferred stocks may enhance yield without sacrificing credit quality.
In the upcoming webcast,
Afraid of a Market Pullback? Hybrid Approaches for Uncertain Times, Sandra Testani, Vice President, ETF Product and Strategy, American Century Investments; and Rene Casis, ETF Portfolio Manager, American Century Investments, will explore alternate strategies for a market that is stretching valuations to precipitous levels.