NUSI News and Press, Nationwide Risk-Managed Income From 03/09/21

A market correction may have begun. Several exchange-traded products claim to provide tail risk insurance or attempt to inverse the performance of market indices. How did they perform in the recent volatility related to bonds selling off? We compare several types of products again...

The stock market appears to be in a precarious position with rising volatility and growing drawdowns. Extreme margin debt, low liquidity, overextended speculation, rising interest rates, taxes, and a weak economy may cause a large bear market soon. Investors can reduce downside ri...

Equity funds and investments offer investors strong long-term returns, but risks are high, and losses can mount during downturns. Some equity funds use hedging strategies to minimize losses during downturns while ensuring strong long-term returns. An overview of some of these fund...

I've been a buyer of NUSI to the point where it's my second-largest position.  And if the new year ushers in some selling, NUSI is still a good ETF to own. Though NUSI has a similar portfolio as the NASDAQ-100 index (QQQ), it uses a very defensive collar option strategy on 100% o...

You know those technology stocks that have corrected 20% or more already.  Trying taking off another 11% to 13%.  Is that getting cheap enough for you? Then consider a value fund that just breached the 100% market price premium level.  Who in their right mind would buy ...

The Nationwide Risk-Managed Income ETF ( NUSI ) is an ETF which invests in the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 index ( QQQ ), and implements a protective collar options strategy, which limits upside and downside potential. The fund effectively functions as a lower-risk lower-reward version of QQQ, and...

COLUMBUS, Ohio , July 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- At a time when interest rates are pervasively near historic lows and income investors are concerned about heightened market uncertainty, the Nationwide Risk-Managed Income ETF (TRADING SYMBOL: NUSI) has surpassed the $100 million mark ...