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Today, on The MarkeBeat Podcast Kate is joined by a repeat guest, Rob Isbitts of Sungarden Investment Publishing. Rob specializes in ETF portfolios designed to deliver returns in any kind of market condition, including the current bear. In this conversation, Rob gives specific ideas for handling various allocations in your portfolio and discusses how to approach inverse ETFs.
Rob's take on current market conditions, using the S&P and the Nasdaq as a prism for the broader market
What does Rob see in the current "risk on/risk off"or "nickel and dime" market
How should you handle this market where equities will rise quickly, but fall again just as fast?
How can you combine your offensive investment strategy with a defensive component, without trying to time the market?
Are investors in a complacency phase or a despondency phase?
Is "buy the dip" outdated?
How should you handle the bonds in your portfolio?
How bond ETFs have come to dominate the fixed-income market, and why that's a problem for investors
Why you should view bonds as another form of equity
How should you incorporate inverse ETFs, rather than cash, into your strategy?
If the market can't hold a rally, but hasn't yet bottomed, can the bear market end?
What investments can help you make more money, the more the market declines?
How to short the S&P 500 without using a margin account
Why it's important to understand the construction of the ETFs you own
How to use ETFs instead of options
ETFs mentioned in this episode:
Cambria Tail Risk ETF (TAIL)
ProShares Short S&P 500 ETF (SH)
ProShares VIX Short Futures ETF (VIXY)
ProShares Short VIX Short Term ETF (SVXY)
Learn more about Rob's ETF strategies
sungardeninvestment.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-isbitts-73b0751/
Rob@sungardeninvestment.com
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