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If you think there is heightened market complacency and inflation risks are underestimated, these ETF strategies can prove fruitful to you.

Moody's U.S. downgrade sparks debt fears and bond market jitters. This is how smart ETF strategies can help navigate the storm.

Market volatility isn't isolating itself to stocks. The bond market has had its fair share of fluctuations.

Despite some recent (and very significant) volatility in the fixed income market, bonds continue to be one of the only asset classes to see relative outperformance to stat 2025.

The credit risk profile for corporate bonds has improved. But given the abundance of market uncertainty, it may be best to stick to Treasuries, or for additional yield, municipal bonds.

With the stock market roiled by uncertainty, bonds have remained resilient. Additionally, with interest rates still relatively high, attractive yield options exist in Treasuries.

In the search for income, investors sometimes don't pay enough attention to risk. That is a problem with both stocks and bonds.

VGSH offers exposure to 1-3 year U.S. Treasuries with minimal volatility, a stable yield of 3.84%, and an ultra-low expense ratio of 0.03%. Its risk profile is favorable due to its lower duration risk...

If you can keep your emotions in check, the volatility in stocks sets up a long-term buying opportunity. However, investors with a lower risk tolerance may want to consider defensive investments that ...