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  • 3 days ago | etftrends.com | Ben Hernandez

    With AI continuing to garner interest, names like Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing are seeing stock purchases from the whales of the investment ocean. Those generally are billionaire fund managers. As Motley Fool explained, these titans of industry are required to report their holdings by filing a Form 13F quarterly. A peek inside these 13F forms can give traders an idea of what the biggest fund managers are purchasing. Right now, it appears they can’t get enough of Nvidia and TSMC.

  • 4 days ago | etftrends.com | Ben Hernandez

    Positivism from recession avoidance and trade deal negotiations may apply downward pressure on gold prices. But they also present buy-the-dip opportunities for investors who fear they missed out on the gold rally. Investment research company Zacks, for example, highlighted a number of gold stocks to ease any FOMO. Market volatility can strike at any time, making gold stocks a crucial component of any portfolio.

  • 4 days ago | etftrends.com | Ben Hernandez

    Early signs of diminishing economic activity and inflation could be a harbinger for bond prices to rise. If so, consider taking advantage of a potential bond rally with a pair of ETFs from Vanguard. The Federal Reserve has been on pause with its rate-cutting measures, choosing to see succinct signs that the economy is starting to cool. They could be seeing signs of this manifesting in the economic data as of late as job growth cooled during the month of April.

  • 4 days ago | etftrends.com | Ben Hernandez

    In times of market uncertainty, the go-to strategy is to get defensive. For traders looking to profit, that doesn’t mean adding safe haven assets, but considering the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry. Specifically, short-term traders looking to optimize profitability may want to look at the Direxion Daily Aerospace & Defense Bull 3X Shares ETF (DFEN). The fund is up over 40% year-to-date and has all the momentum heading into the summer months.

  • 1 week ago | etftrends.com | Ben Hernandez

    With the April sell-off in the rearview mirror, investors may want to start looking at SMIDcap opportunities again to capture value-tilted upside. That’s because their large-cap counterparts have recovered. One fund to consider for exposure is the Neuberger Berman Small-Mid Cap ETF (NBSM). Small-cap companies have yet to rebound the way their large-cap brethren have. The Russell 2000 is still in the red. And the S&P 500 has largely recouped its losses from April.

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