Should Investors Consider Options-Based Strategies to Help Manage Portfolio Risk?
Learn how reallocation towards smart options-based strategies can be beneficial, especially in a volatile market.
Learn how reallocation towards smart options-based strategies can be beneficial, especially in a volatile market.
Despite strong interest from 401(k) plan participants in Nasdaq-100 investment options, few plans include them today.
Nasdaq-100-based products, like Shelton Capital Management's index fund, NASDX, can be a part of investors' portfolios as a large-cap growth strategy. This includes the institutional share class, NQQQX, surfacing as a new investment option in 401(k) plans
Portfolio Manager Nick Griebenow, in a conversation with Schwab Network, explains how options can be used to enhance portfolio performance and reduce volatility
Plan participants report the Nasdaq-100 as valuable for a 401(k)-investment option.
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The Nasdaq-100 may be volatile, but the writing on the wall shows the index returning nearly triple the amount of the S&P 500 over the last 30 years.
As the Magnificent 7 report earnings, demand for Nasdaq-100 in 401(k)s revealed.
The results of a new survey suggest that there is growing demand among retirement plan participants for access to the Nasdaq-100 Index in 401(k) plans.
Steve Rogers, CEO of Shelton Capital Management, explains key findings with the National Association of Plan Advisors (NAPA) from the SCM Annual Nasdaq-100 Retirement Survey showing plan participants are increasingly eager to include the Nasdaq-100 in their 401(k) plans.