DMRL News and Press, DeltaShares S&P 500 Managed Risk ETF From 11/25/21

Assets which are dramatically below fair value will have a very high likelihood of rallying toward fair value and beyond to a nearly opposite extreme, while those that have become the most overpriced relative to fair value will have a powerful tendency to plummet to fair value and beyond ...

U.S. corporate profits before tax and excluding adjustments for capital consumption and inventory valuation rose to a record-high $3,139.1 billion at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate in the third quarter. U.S. corporate profits after tax and excluding adjustments for capital consumpt...

The current bounce has so far outpaced the previous seven market recoveries during economic expansions since 1970. Equities are up more than 61% in the current expansion. The next-strongest rise at this stage in the recovery (19 months and counting) is a distant 39.9%. The astonis...

Service sector growth accelerated but is threatened by rising COVID-19 case numbers, notably in Europe, which have hit business confidence for year-ahead prospects. Growth in the 'G4' developed economies of the US, Eurozone, Japan and the UK had surged to an all-time high in May as ec...

The yield curve has flattened, the dollar has strengthened. The Fed is tapering, and financial conditions are tightening. The time for a massive stock market sell-off has arrived. For further details see: Now Is The Time For A Massive Stock Market Correction

It is now settled, Jerome Powell will continue on as the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and Lael Brainard will move forward as Vice-Chair. Two specific clouds hang over their tenure, the first has to do with the national and worldwide debt load that s...

Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance fell to 199,000 for the week ending November 20, a drop of 71,000 from the previous week’s tally of 270,000. The four-week average fell for a seventh consecutive week, coming in at 252,250, also the lowest level of the rec...

After a 3.4% decline in 2020, world real GDP is projected to increase 5.5% in 2021 and 4.2% in 2022. With some critical supply shortages and shipping bottlenecks persisting into 2022 and beyond, inflation pressures will subside only gradually. The US economy is proving its resilie...

Treasury yields rose initially on news that Fed Chair Powell has the nod for a second term. Breadth is brutal beneath the euphoric surface, with many former retail darlings tumbling into well-deserved repricing cycles. The U.S. dollar has been rising against the basket of global c...

Interest rates have been at historic lows for over a decade. Federal debt has reached new highs and will go higher. Companies are highly leveraged. Tapering has just started again. With inflation running high raising interest rates would be the classical remedy, but if the...