Two Exchange Traded Funds designed to help conservative investors sleep easier.
Risks aside (and the faint hearted should read this article carefully), here are two new ETFs, one global, one local, that look well-suited to exploit conditions of higher market volatility this decade.
Some overseas royalty companies have been excellent investments and look like a good bet in volatile markets. Although having a low market profile, they can be attractive long-term investments. Here are two royalty plays that could be sources of income for long-term investors.
Here are two undervalued listed property trusts that own childcare centres.
The big miners have fallen too far, and I see reasonable value for the first time in a long time. Prospective investors can buy stocks directly (and I’ll tell you my preferences), though as you’d expect, I do like resource-sector ETFs for more diversified exposure.
While this precious metal rally may have further to run, some profit-taking is prudent, but hear me out why I say this.
Here’s an undervalued Listed Investment Company (LIC) to consider, and another idea for the watchlist.
So far so good with the Trump U-turn on tariffs, but uncertainty still prevails. Is cautious buying to take advantage of lower valuations therefore warranted?
With Trump tariffs at this stage slugging Chinese goods with a 34% tariff, here are two exchange traded funds for investors wanting a sensible exposure to China
Because there’s no substitute for quality, investors who ‘buy this dip’ should stick to the highest-quality companies that can withstand whatever Trump throws at the global economy and geopolitical landscape. Here are two ETFs that provide exposure to the market’s best global companies.
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