David Dierking is an Editor at ETF Focus on TheStreet. He specializes in finance and personal finance, providing insights and analysis on investment strategies and market trends. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Investopedia, MoneyShow, Exchange Traded Funds, Investor's Business Daily, TheStreet, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: David Dierking
I wouldn't be surprised to see this ETF follow the NVIDIA return trajectory and deliver a 100%+ return.
If the U.S. economy can continue to expand, but pesky inflation remains an issue, these funds are well-positioned to have a good year.
These two popular ultra-high yield ETFs could be setting up well to deliver another year of double-digit returns.
The S&P 500 just wrapped up its second consecutive year of 20%-plus gains. This year presents a new challenges and best ETFs.
Investors are starting to take inflation a little more seriously, but large-caps are holding up for now.
By: David Dierking
There's a definite difference between pairing preferreds with Treasuries vs. corporate bonds.
Let's take a look at 20 dividend ETFs, including some that are flying under the radar and some you should avoid.
Smaller ETF issuers specializing in strategies outside of the mainstream are stepping up.
Many working people are unprepared for the financial challenge of saving for retirement. A 2024 GOBankingRates study found that 28% of workers surveyed had nothing saved for retirement and 39% weren't contributing to a retirement fund. Some of the folks in that group may have a pension to rely on, but most are financially unprepared to exit the workforce.
By: David Dierking
Geopolitical tensions are high and the economy's outlook is uncertain — presenting investors even with the best ETFs with challenges.
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