- (1:00) - How Much Can You Save When Investing Into ETFs?
- (6:45) - Which Bonds Will Give Your Portfolio The Best Return?
- (10:00) - When Is The Best Time To Buy And Sell ETFs?
- (14:15) - Can You Time The Market Based On Valuation Analysis?
- (18:00) - What Stocks Perform The Best In A Market Recession?
- (19:45) - Options Traders Beware: How Much Are You Really Losing?
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In this episode of ETF Spotlight, I speak with Dr. Derek Horstmeyer, Professor of Finance at George Mason University, and a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal. His research focus areas include ETF & mutual fund performance.
Many investors now prefer ETFs over mutual funds because they are more tax-efficient and usually cheaper. Over the past few years, mutual funds have lost assets at a record pace, while ETFs continue to gain new money. What do investors need to know the exact magnitude of those tax savings?
Investors have poured a lot of money into bond ETFs and money market funds this year as continued market turmoil pushed them away from riskier assets. What types of bonds deliver the best returns?
Many retail investors began trading options to gamble on hot stocks during the pandemic. The boom in options trading shows no signs of slowing down, but recent studies have found that ordinary investors lost billions of dollars in these trades.
Dr. Horstmeyer and his team studied options for the most heavily traded stocks and ETFs like the SPDR S&P 500 ETF SPY, the Invesco QQQ Trust QQQ, Tesla TSLA, Apple AAPL and NVDIA NVDA, and found that trading costs are quite steep.
We also discuss ETF trading practices and whether investors can use a market-valuation strategy to time the market?
Tune in to the podcast to learn more.
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