In the aftermath of the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day,” many investors are looking to buffer ETFs to protect against volatility.
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Calamos, Grayscale, and several others are adapting hot-selling ETF categories to bitcoin amid volatility.
The increasingly popular ETFs can help manage volatility, but much depends on the timeframes and when investors buy.
A Vanguard report found buffer funds exhibit a negative skew in returns over time, leaving plenty of money on the table.
Buffer ETFs have quickly gained momentum with 200 funds currently trading on US markets with about $37 billion in aggregate assets.