(ALTL)

ALTL is a market-timing ETF alternating between high-beta and low-volatility strategies, represented by SPHB and SPLV, based on a proprietary relative strength signal. Since its inception, it's substa...

ALTL alternates between a low-volatility and high-beta S&P 500 portfolio based on a relative strength signal. Fees are 0.60%, and ALTL has outperformed the S&P 500 since June 2020. However, don't be f...

ALTL alternates between holding high beta stocks and low volatility stocks. This ETF's annual turnover rate is over 700%. That can help or hurt, and it's less important than if the strategy works most...

Investors can consider a dynamic factor-based exchange traded fund strategy to alternate between S&P 500 investment factors in response to market changes.

Market rotations happen all of the time. There are rotation strategies that can move with the market and help investors maximize gains over time.

Investors looking to diversify can consider an ETF strategy that alternates its tilt toward S&P 500 investment factors as the market itself changes. In the recent webcast, Factor Rotation Strategies M...

In an ever-changing market environment, equity factor investments experience ebbs and flows. While this cyclicality may frustrate some investors, it offers forward-thinking advisors the opportunity to...

A long-time reader asked for my thoughts on ALTL. As other Pacer funds, ALTL uses a rules-based trend following strategy to alternate exposure between asset classes. Low and high volatility stocks in ...

The S&P 500 has been hitting a series of record highs and rebounded about 83% from its bottom reached in March last year, representing the best start to the new bull market on record, per LPL data.

While every corner of the market is enjoying this ascent, high-beta ETFs and stocks seem a perfect bet at present.