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iShares TIPS Bond ETF (NY:TIP)

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ETF Strategies To Navigate 40-Year High U.S. Inflation Levels
Certain companies with compromised pricing power may take a severe hit amid inflation, while future earnings may also look less attractive amid high inflation levels. 
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Commodities Edged Up Again Last Week As Everything Else Fell
Broadly defined commodities posted another gain for the trading week through Friday, June 10 while the remaining slices of the major asset classes fell, based on a set of ETF proxies. 
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Why June 2022 Is A Crucial Month For The Future Direction Of Inflation
The future direction of inflation – it certainly is one of those questions on the top of everyone's minds nowadays. From investors to consumers, everyone is getting hit in their pockets after prices... 
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Government-Treasury Funds Suffer First Outflow in Two Months as Quantitative Tightening Begins
During the fund-flows week ended June 1, 2022, investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the fourth week in five, redeeming $3.6 billion. 
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Are I Bonds A Good Investment?
U.S. government savings bonds can help protect your money from the ravages of inflation. The two best government bonds, with inflation protection are TIPS or Treasury Inflation Protected Bonds and... 
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Financial Market Signals, Post-FOMC
Higher rates soon, long term inflation expectations anchored, and on term spread signals growth (as do real rates). 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Government-Treasury Funds Set Four-Week Moving Average Record, Averaging Inflows of $4.1 Billion
Both money market funds (+$42.1 billion) and equity funds (+$5.2 billion) reported weekly inflows, while tax-exempt bond funds (-$1.0 billion) and taxable bond funds (-$527 million) suffered outflows. 
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Most Of The Major Asset Classes Rebounded Last Week
After weeks of widespread losses, markets around the world were mostly higher for the trading week through Friday, May 20, based on a set of ETFs. The main exceptions: stocks and real estate investment... 
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Is Money Getting Tighter?
I’ve expressed skepticism about the claim that the Fed has been tightening monetary policy since last fall. In my view, most of the increase in interest rates over the past year is due to the Fisher... 
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“Surging Dollar Stirs Markets Buzz Of A 1980s-Style Plaza Accord”
A strong dollar and high-interest rates strain emerging market external balances. 
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Monitoring Investment Regime Trends With ETF Pairs
Markets move in waves and it’s valuable to keep an eye on the big-picture ebbs and flows for context with portfolio rebalancing, adjusting risk exposure and much more. 
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Managing Interest Rate Risk with TIPS
TIPs may mitigate inflation risk, but they are not immune to interest rate risk. Here’s how the best short-duration TIPs ETFs have performed. 
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The Secret Sauce For Trading Gold
What serious gold buyers are looking for is an environment where real yields and the USD are both falling. When this happens gold tends to gain extremely quickly. 
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The Case For Buying The Dip
The case for buying the dip is based on the availability of undervalued assets in a market that has suffered indiscriminate selling. 
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ETF Strategies To Tackle Persistently High U.S. Inflation Levels
Notably, the hot inflation data compelled investors to look for alternative investment options that may fare better than cash or bonds in an inflationary environment. Against this backdrop, let’s look... 
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Stock Have Volatile Trading Session On May 10 Ahead Of Tomorrow’s CPI
The S&P 500 up just 25 bps. The index traded as high as 4,070 today, which was a resistance level that held all day, and traded as low as 3,955. It felt like a like consolidation ahead of the CPI... 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Fat Pitch?
If inflation expectations fall as rapidly as they rose, the fat pitch will come in the bond market. 
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Commodities Rebounded Last Week As Stocks, Bonds Tumbled
The major asset classes took another hit for the trading week through Friday, May 6 – with a familiar exception: commodities. 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Investors Prefer ETFs Over Mutual Funds as Interest Rates Increase
During the fund-flows week ended May 4, 2022, investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the fourth week in five, withdrawing a net $11.5... 
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8 Monster Stock Market Predictions For The Week Of May 2
Stocks were crushed on Friday, with the S&P 500 dropping by more than 3%. The market has been volatile, and that is because the liquidity in the market has thinned out again, with the top of the book... 
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The Ups And Downs Of Inflation Expectations
Stocks and bonds are both down about 10% year-to-date. Risk parity has gone 'poof.' While April is historically a bullish month, there have been days of indiscriminate selling across asset classes... 
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Broad Sell-Off Continued To Weigh On Global Markets Last Week
Widespread selling in the major asset classes rolled on in last week’s trading through Friday’s close, based on a set of ETFs. The upside outliers: US real estate investment trusts (REITs) and... 
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Stocks Pop On April 19, But Then Came Netflix
The S&P 500 rose to around 4,470 and found some stiff resistance. That resistance happened to be on the Fib grid. 
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Oil Prices, Price Surprises, And Forwards, Breakevens, And Term Spreads
One month forward average 2-month yields rose with the January CPI release, while the one month yield started rising with the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the commensurate spike in oil prices. 
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Stocks Rise On April 13 As Volatility Plunges One Day Ahead Of Options Expiration
Stocks managed to rally today, regaining most of what they gave up yesterday, but not all. It is really amazing how much symmetry there is in the market. 
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Stocks Jump, Then Dump On April 12
Because nominal rates fell initially, it dragged real rates down, which led to the equity market pop. But by the end of the day, the market decided real rates still needed to rise, which was basically... 
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TIPS Breakeven Vs Michigan Inflation Expectations
Ordinary people’s inflation expectations as reported in the University of Michigan Survey depend critically on food and energy inflation. In contrast, professional forecasters use core inflation. Which... 
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9 Monster Stock Market Predictions For The Week Of April 11
This coming week will be a holiday-shortened one, with the markets closed on Friday ahead of the Easter Holiday. That will move options expiration to Thursday. The big news will come on Tuesday, with... 
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Stocks Play Fill The Gap And Double Top Game On April 7
Stocks managed to rally, with the S&P 500 mustering just enough to finish up 40 bps and close the gap from yesterday’s drop. I 
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Russian Invasion And The Hawkish Fed: A Killer Combo For Gold?
While the Russia-Ukraine conflict keeps the PMs’ hopes alive for now, their medium-term fundamentals are growing more bearish by the day. 
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