Green Bonds and the ESG Spree
Green bonds, the oldest and best-known component of ethical finance, are booming. But not all such bonds are created equal.
January 2022
Shelton Capital Management Acquires Vitruvian Capital Management
Denver, January 4, 2022 – Shelton Capital Management and Vitruvian Capital Management today announced an agreement under which Shelton Capital Management acquired Vitruvian Capital Management effective January 3, 2022.
Fixed Income: 2022 Outlook
Portfolio Manager Jeffrey Rosenkranz recently joined WealthManagement.com to share his 2022 outlook for fixed income.
US High-Yield Outlook 2022
Portfolio Manager Jeffrey Rosenkranz recently joined S&P Global's Market Intelligence to discuss the high-yield outlook for 2022.
December 2021
Shelton Capital Management Named to Pensions & Investments Best Places to Work in Money Management for Second Consecutive Year
Shelton Capital Management was selected as one of the 2021 “Best Places to Work in Money Management” announced by Pensions & Investments today.
Shelton Tactical Credit Fund Receives Morningstar Rating Of 4 Stars
Shelton Capital Management is pleased to announce that the Shelton Tactical Credit Fund received a Morningstar Rating™ of 4 stars among 296 Nontraditional Bond funds, based on risk-adjusted returns as of November 30, 2021.
Nasdaq Congratulates NASDX on Exceeding $1.3 Billion in Client Assets
Fueled by growing interest among investors and 401(k) plan participants, the Shelton NASDAQ-100 Index Fund (NASDX) recently crossed $1.3 billion in assets.
Shelton Capital CEO Steve Rogers Featured on Nasdaq Trade Talks
Shelton Capital CEO Steve Rogers recently joined Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq Trade Talks to discuss the Shelton Nasdaq-100 Index Fund (NASDX) and how investors can access the Nasdaq-100 in their 401(k) accounts.
November 2021
Portfolio Manager Nick Griebenow, CFA featured in FA-mag.com
Despite a global pandemic (as well as trade wars, rising interest rates and the reduction in stimulus from central banks), the current bull market has yet to come to an end. If we discount the very brief selloff into “bear market” territory in early 2020, this bull run is the longest in history. Nobody knows when it will end, but the run has led to sizeable gains for most investors. The culmination of these factors begs the question: when do those gains become enough to warrant protection?
Infrastructure and Uncertainty – What’s Ahead for the Muni-Markets
In case you missed it, earlier this year, hell froze over. More specifically, the United States Senate passed legislation on a bi-partisan basis. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, or IIJA, passed August 10 by a vote of 69-30.
