EQTIX: Adding Covered Calls To Your Portfolio
Portfolio Manger Barry Martin joins Oliver Renick on Schwab TV Network to discuss EQTIX in this current market environment.
Portfolio Manger Barry Martin joins Oliver Renick on Schwab TV Network to discuss EQTIX in this current market environment.
Shelton Capital Management today announced that Laura Bevill and Jason Shidler have joined the firm to manage and grow the invaluable relationships Shelton Capital has with wealth managers, independent financial advisors, investment consultants, and other financial service providers.
“Our take is that this is going to be a harder landing, and for us the consumer is the catalyst,” stated Peter Higgins, Head of Fixed Income at Shelton Capital.
"While [the CPI] report is evidence of continued progress toward the Fed’s 2% goal, it is not quite enough to declare the mission accomplished, so the Fed will keep its options open for another 25 bp rate hike and a ‘higher for longer’ policy," according to Jeff Rosenkranz, portfolio manager at Shelton Capital.
One of the most important strategies for the average investor is to stick to long-term goals and ignore short-term swings. It’s a proven strategy, but it’s easier said than done. Why? Because, deep down, every investor wants to be in the market when it’s going up and, on the sidelines, when it’s going down.
The original VIX just marked its 30th anniversary. The VIX was launched in April 1993 as a way to measure expected volatility of the S&P 500.
In this installment of the Shelton CIO Minute, Derek Izuel discusses how inflation is responding to the Fed’s rate hikes during the current cycle.
May 4, 2023- Read the Fixed Income Team's weekly commentary as they touch on economics, corporate bonds, and municipal bonds.
Despite calls from politicians and economists for a pause in hikes, it's surprise that Fed unanimously stated they would raise interest rates by 25bps.
The recovery in the high yield bond market since the pandemic-induced lows of March has been nothing short of astounding. However, for advisors and their clients there are still some pockets of value if you are willing to work hard, embrace some complexity, and be patient. Covid-19 hit the financial markets like a tsunami for which we were woefully unprepared. Through swift and decisive monetary action by the Federal Reserve and fiscal stimulus from the Federal Government, massive liquidity was injected into the system, along with an implicit backstop underneath risk assets.