DMRL News and Press, DeltaShares S&P 500 Managed Risk ETF From 02/07/22

The Fed is changing its stance, and so may the stock market. Instead of a relentless march higher in equity prices, we may be in the midst of a 15-18 month trading range as the battle between the bulls and bears rages on. Volatility in the market tends to reduce over time, everything ...

The flattening Treasury curve likely has more to do with the market's failure to recognize growing structural inflationary forces. Exceptionally high inflation has turned the U.S. Federal Reserve notably hawkish. Commodity prices continue to climb, with oil touching $90 per barrel...

Stocks and bonds sold off in January as markets repriced for a more aggressive pace of central bank tightening and increased pressures on the global earnings recovery. Tech and other pricey high-growth stocks tend to underperform in periods of rising interest rates. Value returns ...

TLT has become very unpopular as investors don't trust a forty-year bull market. Many investors confuse the Fed's overnight lending rate with long-term yields. The U.S. Fed's data for new home prices experienced its first pullback in a long time. For further details see: ...

S&P 500 earnings could be great this year. Actual dollar increase in net income every quarter always happen around the mega-cap reporting period. Maybe liquidity is coming out of the global financial system even faster than we think. For further details see: S&P ...

For investors who want to earn a reasonable return without taking excessive risks, diversification still works, and we think you’re going to need more of it this year. The weighing of the high-flyers is not over. Commodities had another good week, and the 1-year return is getti...

A look at S&P 500 technicals and value vs growth themes. Is liquidity drying up? What does that mean for stocks? How will the Fed rates hike impact markets styles? Does the correction go deeper? For further details see: Weekly S&P 500 ChartStorm - Risks To Furthe...

A strong jobs report gave investors confidence that the economy can absorb tighter monetary policy. Stocks performed well from 2016 through 2018 when the Fed last embarked on a rate-hike cycle and balance sheet runoff. It was not until long-term rates hit 3.25% that the stock mark...

Many believe that the Fed directs market interest rates. Such a belief is not supported by the facts of history. Even though the Fed is signaling rate increases, the market is suggesting rates are about to drop. For further details see: Sentiment Speaks: No, Mr. Bond. I ...

Uncertainty is ruling the stock market these days and investors are trying to reposition themselves so as to strengthen their portfolios for what's to come. We must remember that the stock market indices are dominated by just a few companies so that their swings, as we saw this week w...