- When equity investors get nervous, some look for funds that keep them in the market but with downside risk controlled. That is why this ETF was started in 2012.
- Other strategies involve market timing/asset allocation trading or investing in Inverse ETFs. The first is hard to profit from consistently and the second involves fees, high cost futures, and timing.
- While some could view this ETF as a Core holding, its CAGR to-date earns it a Very Bearish rating. This article will explain why and provide other options to consider instead.
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Invesco S&P 500 Downside Hedged ETF Sacrifices Too Much Return For Safety