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Invesco Expands BulletShares Suite With New Treasury ETFs

On June 10, Invesco launched the new BulletShares Treasury Bond ETFs. These funds offer target maturities between 2027 to 2031, with an expense ratio of seven basis points. Each fund functions as a hybrid, combining the features of an individual treasury bond with...

Build Diversified Portfolio Income With Infrastructure ETFs

Inflation and geopolitical uncertainty are pushing advisors and investors to rethink how they build diversified portfolios. However, it’s important to note that diversification comes in many different forms. To elaborate, having a broad equity allocation does not mean that one’s portfolio is necessarily well-diversified...

Space, AI, & Private Equity Trends

Welcome to Trends with Benefits, the podcast that gives you an insider’s edge into finance, tech, and investing. Hosted by Ed Lopez, VanEck’s Head of Product Management. AI is creating ‘zombie companies’ and the next wave of winners may never go public. VanEck’s Head of Private...

Dividend Investing Isn’t Out of Fashion

With S&P 500 companies on a five-year run of allocating more capital to share repurchases than to dividends and with low-yielding or non-payout technology stocks leading the large-cap space to the upside, it sure feels as though dividend investing is no longer fashionable. A...

Vanguard Overtakes iShares as Largest ETF Provider

The ETF industry has reached a historic turning point. Vanguard has officially surpassed BlackRock’s iShares to become the largest ETF provider in the U.S. The milestone underscores a broader structural shift among investors prioritizing low-cost investments in portfolio allocations. Key Takeaways Vanguard has overtaken BlackRock’s...

Macro Pressure Keeps Bitcoin Capped

Inflation, not growth, is the binding constraint for digital assets right now. Core CPI excluding energy came in below expectations, but energy did the damage: the gasoline component alone accounted for 60% of last month’s CPI print, lifting headline inflation to 4.2%, more...
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