While some anticipate a mild downturn, others see greater risk depending on policy missteps, prolonged tariffs, and sustained weakness in forward-looking consumer indicators.
On this week's episode of ETF Prime, VettaFi's Head of Energy Research Stacey Morris analyzes the performance of energy ETFs. After, Vanguard's David Sharp highlights several new fixed income ETFs.
Three major macro factors are causing a lot of turmoil in markets right now. Infrastructure is positioned to benefit from these three major macro factors. I share some specific picks for turning today's market chaos into long-term dividend growth and real wealth.
Beat stagflation with these fortress-yield dividend stocks. Generate 7%+ income from inflation-indexed, recession-resistant cash flows. Why these two companies are positioned to outperform—even if the Fed doesn't cut rates.
I maintain a buy rating for AMLP due to its resilience in a volatile market and its strong dividend yield of 7.88%. AMLP's top holdings, including Sunoco LP and Western Midstream Partners, have outpaced the S&P 500, showing strong momentum and fair valuations. Midstream energy investments like AMLP are less tied to oil price volatility, making them more stable compared to upstream and downstream sectors.
This 7% yield could soar as America reshapes its economy. Why it may also be the safest income strategy in today's volatile market. This high-yield giant is built to thrive through any economic environment.
MLPs are standing out for their resilience in the current market environment that has few bright spots. U.S. markets were already struggling before the tariffs announcement last week prompted further declines.
One of the only redeeming factors when the market experiences a knee-jerk sell-off, as we have recently witnessed, is that some investments that were too expensive just a short few weeks ago can return to a reasonably priced status much faster than they reached overbought status.
The market is crashing—but these 3 CEFs offer high yields, deep discounts, and recession resistance. Falling interest rates and rising uncertainty? These funds are built to thrive. Own the chaos: CEFs now on sale with up to 22% discounts.
In 2025, many investors require dependable passive income, and one effective way to achieve this is to invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
There were indications in the market last year that investors were beginning to add exposure to some of the less obvious AI beneficiaries. That's a trend that's continuing into 2025 and beyond.
The outlook is favorable for the midstream space, as U.S. energy production is expected to continue to grow. The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that production of oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids (NGLs) will grow over the next two years, the agency said in its short-term energy outlook released March 11.