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Exchange-traded funds offer a strategy for betting on market declines, as well as hedging long positions and locking in profits. This overview looks at how ETF short sales work, how they compare with alternative instruments, and when they might be applied.
Comparing bonds is difficult, given the differences in yields, coupon rates, and credit risk. However, one metric—duration—can help you evaluate a bond's sensitivity and devise a strategy for capitalizing on interest rate movements and immunizing portfolios.
Since their introduction 10 years ago, exchange-traded funds have proved to be very useful in fine-tuning portfolios. Though they're not perfect for all situations, ETFs can help you resolve a number of investment issues.
A variety of factors shape the yield curve. Here are the 10 you need to know about to make informed decisions about investing in bonds.
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