ETF Investing Trends

Latest ETF Investing Trends news freshly curated for you as of 8 p.m. ET Aug. 31. Learn more about innovative developments, discover emerging trends and read expert perspectives.

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  • Rising long-term Treasury yields are pushing up corporate bond yields, offering a chance for investors to secure dividends above 6% through certain ETFs and CEFs.
  • Your S&P 500 index fund is now a concentrated bet on big tech. Diversify with equal-weight or international ETFs to mitigate risk from this top-heavy market.
  • Be wary of high-yield ETFs with double-digit payouts. They often use risky strategies like options selling or junk bonds, which can lead to capital erosion over time.
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A Simple Strategy To Get 6.5% Dividends From Surging Bond Yields

Rising Treasury yields are reshaping bond markets. See how higher rates affect corporate bonds, income strategies and a 6.5% closed-end fund.

ByMichael Foster,

Contributor

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Abercrombie Stock Spikes 35% After Reporting $100 Million Tariff Refund

The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled in March that several companies that paid President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were entitled to refunds.

ByAntonio Pequeño IV,

Forbes Staff

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Private Equity's AI Bet: The End Of Departments

A private equity operating partner says AI will dissolve corporate departments within five years. Southfield's Bob Root on data moats and CEO ownership.

ByCharles Towers-Clark,

Contributor

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6 Hidden Tech Dividends Yielding Up To 8.1%

Technology stocks are often overhyped, overcovered and valuation-rich. Wall Street already loves them, which means there’s typically few inefficiencies for us to exploit.

ByBrett Owens,

Contributor

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Nike Stock Hits A 12-Year Low And Must Prove Its Moat Is Intact

Nike stock has fallen to its lowest level since 2014. Here’s what weak China sales, market-share losses and rising competition mean for its turnaround.

ByJim Osman,

Contributor

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Your Index Fund Is Now An Active Bet, Whether You Meant It Or Not

The point of all this isn't that the index is dangerous or that indexing has stopped working. It's that a passive product can carry an active exposure, and pretending otherwise doesn't make the exposure go away. If you would not deliberately put a third of your equity money into seven correlated technology companies, you should at least know that you have.

ByJason Kirsch,

Contributor

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Big Real Estate Investment Fund Gets $1.02 Billion Bailout

Starwood REIT, with $22.5 billion in assets over 598 properties, got the money from private equity giant Apollo Global to pay down debt and cash out investors.

ByErik Sherman,

Contributor

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This AI Wunderkind’s Hedge Fund Crashed, Putting This Dividend On Sale

The recent blowup at Situational Awareness, a hedge fund run by a so-called AI “whiz kid,” tells us a lot about the mindset of the mainstream crowd these days

ByMichael Foster,

Contributor

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7 Funds With Crazy High Yields

You want 10% from a U.S. Treasury? We’ll tell you where to get it. Then we’ll tell you why you shouldn’t want it.

ByWilliam Baldwin,

Contributor

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How Bi-Modality Is Percolating Up Into Macro Markets

Bi-modality, or the possibility of two very distinct outcomes is showing up in the pricing of many large stocks and now broader market indices as the phenomenon percolates up the investment food chain.

ByVineer Bhansali,

Contributor