Big Gains And Limited Risk: BTAH Offers A Way

This year is off to a hot start for U.S. equity markets as encouraging economic data has helped to restore confidence in the domestic recovery, paving the way higher for stocks as investors increase their risk appetite. The bull-run on Wall Street has undoubtedly caught investors’ eyes, and many are looking for a way to tap into the action. Despite the optimistic outlook for the economy, many investors are still faced with a critical challenge: market timing. Buying in at the wrong time, even during a bull market, can end up costing more than you bargained for [see also Greedy When Others Are Fearful ETFdb Portfolio]. Luckily, newcomer QuantShares offers a toolbox of “market neutral” ETFs, allowing for tactical exposure while easing the burden on investors to try and time the market. Although market neutral investing is nothing new in the world of finance, the evolution of the exchange-traded product structure has brought forth [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Is SPY Overbought? Seven Surprising ETF Performance Comparisons The Truth About Alternative Weighting Methodologies (And ETFs) Tuesday’s Chart To Watch: SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) RSP vs. SPY: 2011 At a Glance