- With the market crash early last year, investors, especially retired ones, have shown a great interest in new ETFs designed to allow equity exposure but with risk controls in place.
- Most of these ETFs use similar strategies based on a steady mix of equity, fixed income, and maybe commodity ETFs and/or option positions to achieve their mandate.
- This article reviews the ATAC US Rotation ETF that allocates between equities and government debt solely based on the movement and relationship between the prices of gold and lumber.
- This article will also evaluate whether RORO will help investors, especially newly retired ones, avoid something called Sequence of Returns Risk.
For further details see:
ATAC Offers New Risk-On/Risk-Off ETF To Consider