It’s no secret that ESG investing has been gaining in popularity for years. Investors have poured money into these funds as concern for sustainability, social good, and responsible governance spreads. And never more so than in 2020.
Denver—January 27, 2021—Fueled by growing interest among investors and retirement savers in 401(k) accounts, the Shelton NASDAQ-100 Index Fund (NASDX) crossed $1 billion in assets under management, Shelton Capital Management announced today.
The fourth quarter of 2020 turned into one of the best in recent memory for stocks. However, the investing environment in the U.S. is showing similar signs of our previous two bubbles with massive liquidity provided by monetary and fiscal stimulus. What does this mean for the outlook for 2021 and the international markets? Andrew Manton, Portfolio Manager at Shelton Capital Management, examines what’s next for the global economy in his quick take below.
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.
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How will the U.S. election outcome affect global markets? What does the recent COVID-19 vaccine news mean for international investing? Andrew Manton, Portfolio Manager at Shelton Capital Management, examines what’s next for the global economy in his quick take below.
Denver, October 14, 2020 – Shelton Capital Management, a multi-strategy asset manager, today announced that assets under management (AUM) in its Shelton International Select Equity Fund (SISEX/SISLX) have exceeded $100 million, which when added to the AUM in separately managed accounts (SMAs), the total approaches $150 million.
This year we have seen a phenomenal resurgence in volatility after years of historically low VIX while the market continued happily upward. While it is common knowledge amongst option traders that when volatility spikes it makes selling shorter duration contracts far more lucrative, digging deeper reveals insight on how to manage duration effectively in a changing volatility environment. It is true that shorter duration contracts typically provide better daily time decay, but that knowledge alone is insufficient to fully structure the best trade for a given situation. When to put the trade on, how far to extend duration initially, and trade management implications are all factors that still need to be addressed.
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