Direxion Launches New SPXP ETF Combining S&P 500 Exposure With Trend-Following Strategy
Direxion launched the U.S. 500 Plus ETF (SPXP), combining S&P 500 exposure with managed futures to help investors diversify as bonds face pressure.
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Direxion launched the U.S. 500 Plus ETF (SPXP), combining S&P 500 exposure with managed futures to help investors diversify as bonds face pressure.
US stock indices slipped from record highs as rising bond yields and tight credit conditions fueled concerns over corporate earnings.
The S&P 500 ETF is trading near 52-week highs while junk bonds hit lows, a rare market split that historically precedes weaker quarterly stock returns.
U.S. stock indexes fell on Wednesday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes and bond yields remained elevated.
U.S. stock indexes fell as yields and oil rose, but a low volatility index indicates investors are not panicking about a major market crash.
Manufacturing and electrical shares fell as climbing Treasury yields and higher oil prices weighed on investors ahead of Fed minutes.
US stock indices fell as the 30-year Treasury yield surged to 5.7%, dragging down industrials while healthcare shares showed resilience.
The new Avantis CIBC World Equity ETF (TSX:CAGX) offers global stock market exposure with a 0.28% management fee and quarterly dividends.
French stocks fell as the CAC 40 index dropped 1.2% to its lowest level since March on geopolitical tensions and domestic fiscal worries.
European stocks closed sharply lower on Wednesday as rising bond yields and climbing energy prices raised concerns about eurozone market fragmentation.
Germany's DAX index fell 1.4% on Wednesday, ending a three-day winning streak due to rising bond yields and higher energy prices.
Italy's FTSE MIB index fell 2.5% as a global bond market selloff pressured financial and tech sectors amid French debt and inflation concerns.
Historical data shows the real estate sector has risen in 72% of midterm Octobers and Novembers, offering a seasonal boost for lagging stocks.
A record 130 S&P 500 stocks now have a negative beta, showing extreme market dispersion not seen since the dot-com era around the year 2000.
Institutional investors pulled $11 billion from U.S. stocks last week, leading a massive tech-heavy retreat as they rotated into defensive ETFs.
The Bovespa Index fell 0.74% to 204,300 as investors weighed election runoff outcomes and Chinese market reopenings.
The Amplify Cybersecurity ETF reached a 52-week high as rising AI spending and growing concerns over sophisticated cyber threats drive sector growth.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 1.70% to 35,040 as rising bond yields and inflation concerns pressured Canadian bank and mining shares.
Chinese financial technology shares fell on Wednesday morning following reports of security concerns at Webull and new digital asset plans from Futu.
Cybersecurity spending is projected to grow as businesses address AI safety risks and rising cyber threats, boosting cybersecurity ETFs.