Bitcoin ETFs Lose Almost $1 Billion in Two Weeks as Uptober Remains Decline
In Brief U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $228.6 million this past week, following a loss of $681.1 million the week prior. Outflows surpassed inflows on three out of five trading days, with Wednesday seeing the most significant drop of $261.4 million. This month, the funds have lost around $615 million so far, […]
3 Dividend ETFs to Purchase at 40 and Hold onto During Retirement
Investing in a dividend ETF at 40 and holding it until you’re 80 might seem straightforward, yet the fund that performs best over a year often falls short over a decade. Meanwhile, the one that excels in the long run tends to come with higher fees. So, it’s important to choose wisely. When you commit […]
Bitcoin ETFs Recover While Ethereum and XRP ETFs Experience Losing Streaks
In brief Spot Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows of $48.08 million on Wednesday, marking the end of a 12-day streak that had accumulated $1.62 billion. Spot XRP ETFs saw $7.2 million in outflows, breaking an 11-day inflow trend that added approximately $170 million, with total inflows reaching $1.68 billion. Bitcoin ETFs saw a resurgence with […]
4 Additional Dividend ETFs to Consider Keeping for the Long Term
In July, I discussed four dividend ETFs tailored for those looking to invest long-term: the Schwab US Dividend Growth ETF, Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF, WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth ETF, and Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF. However, there are over 200 dividend ETFs out there, which means more options for solid long-term investments. Interestingly, […]
These 3 Monthly Dividend ETFs Can Pay for the Average American Mortgage, Here’s What You Need to Invest
Bankrate’s recent survey on Purchase Loan Tracking reveals that as of mid-2026, the average mortgage payment in the U.S. stands around $2,100 monthly. Interestingly, three ETFs, focused on monthly salary income, can generate sufficient cash flow—typically in the low to mid-six digits—to cover these payments based on current distribution rates. These funds are the NEOS […]
5 Monthly Dividend ETFs Offering 7 to 14 Percent to Hold Until 2027
ETFs Offering Monthly Dividends Ahead of 2027 As we approach 2027, income investors are navigating a landscape where the federal funds rate has remained at 3.75% for the last eight months, while 10-year Treasury yields hover around 4.65%. This situation, while risk-free, may not sufficiently meet the needs of retirees relying on their portfolios or […]
Amount Required in These 3 Monthly Dividend ETFs to Match Twice the Average Social Security Payment
How Much Do You Need in These 3 Monthly Dividend ETFs to Double Your Average Social Security Check? Following the 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment that started in January, the typical retired worker now receives about $2,071 each month from Social Security. To double this check, one would need to generate approximately $4,142 each month from other […]
The fintech company supported by venture capital is leveraging AI to compete with BlackRock and initiate a new fee battle in ETFs.
ETF Industry Sees New Player with Bold Strategies The competitive landscape in the ETF sector seems to be shifting. Major players like Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street have drastically reduced fees, aiming to make them almost negligible. However, the newly established ETF division of fintech company Cori Insurance is looking to take a different approach. […]
2 Vanguard ETFs Leveraging Momentum to Surpass the S&P 500
The S&P 500 stands out as the leading index within the stock market and serves as a common reference point for assessing the performance of other stocks and indexes. In simpler terms, if revenues are low, that often signals poor performance. Generally, higher returns are a good indicator of better results. This year, the S&P […]
2 Vanguard ETFs Leveraging Momentum to Surpass the S&P 500
Vanguard ETFs to Watch in 2023 The S&P 500 remains the most widely followed index in the stock market, serving as the standard for evaluating the performance of various stocks and other indexes. Essentially, if a company’s revenue is low, its performance is deemed unsatisfactory. Conversely, higher returns suggest better performance. This year, the S&P […]