EELV / Low Volatility Proves Its Worth in Emerging Markets

Defensive factors have seen a resurgence during the recent weakness in markets. U.S. equities struggled last month due to volatile and increasing bond more_horizontal

While developed U.S. and non-U.S. markets indexes were up year to date through October 20, emerging markets benchmarks were treading water. The two la more_horizontal

Investors can position their portfolios more defensively to safeguard the gains achieved year to date. The economic outlook for the duration of 2023 a more_horizontal

Domestically, the equities rally has been dominated by large cap technology companies. However, there's also market strength to be had overseas, espec more_horizontal

Exposure to the quality and low volatility factors can help portfolios remain defensive in the current environment. With lots of uncertainty looming i more_horizontal

As overall market volatility has decreased, the latest rebalance of Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF's (SPLV) underlying index brought some changes more_horizontal

These ETFs traded with an outsized volume yesterday. Let's find out if this trend of extra-interest continues. more_horizontal

Experienced investors know emerging markets equities are usually more volatile than their developed markets counterparts. Dating back to last year, in more_horizontal