DMRL News and Press, DeltaShares S&P 500 Managed Risk ETF From 02/24/22

Having just looked at the expected earnings future for the S&P 500 at the midpoint of 2022-Q1, it's time to turn our attention to the more important expectations for the S&P 500's dividends per share. Dividend futures indicate the amount of dividends per share to be paid out o...

Futures plunged overnight as Russia invades Ukraine. Oil has surged to $100 per barrel. The volatility index is near multi-year highs. With no recession on the horizon and U.S. economic fundamentals strengthening, this correction offers an opportunity to increase exposure to q...

It remains that we are exiting the COVID era with economic activity below peak levels despite the Real GDP having ballooned to levels not seen since WWII. GDP correction at this point is economic normalization. There continues to be significant opportunity in my opinion outside th...

One of the simplest but most important lessons an investor can learn is this: capital follows returns; returns don’t follow capital. Money comes into a sector only after it has had a terrific run in terms of investment performance. Furthermore, that influx of new money nece...

In 2022, we have extreme uncertainty around the fundamental economic environment, the policy response, inflation and the response of policymakers. Although we are cautiously optimistic on the inflationary trajectory, when you look at the relatively low rate environment still, you ...

We up our strategic overweight to developed market equities, but near-term elevated geopolitical tensions keep our tactical shopping basket on hold. Equities retreated as investors took renewed fright over the military stand-off involving Ukraine, helping pull down short-term bond yie...

Since our last update three months ago, Standard & Poor's modified their projections to indicate slightly stronger earnings growth through 2022 and steady earnings growth through the end of 2023. 2021 was highly unusual for its improving expectations for future earnings at ea...

Russia invades and the U.S. and its allies respond with harsh sanctions. Inflation and Fed policy are still major concerns for investors. All three headwinds are why the S&P 500 has now corrected 10% from its all-time high. This is par for the course in the second year of ...

The U.S. has been importing more crude oil from Russia, especially on the West Coast, due to the decline of Alaska’s crude oil output. So, if the U.S. tried to curtail Russian energy imports, then the record prices at the pump on the West Coast could soar higher. China is expor...

Market volatility has increased as Russia deploys troops near its border with Ukraine. Financial markets tend to recover quickly from geopolitical events. Sentiment has become oversold as markets have declined, although we believe it is not yet at a level of panic that provides a ...