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While more sound the alarm on the economy's potential dip into a recession, investors could turn to inverse or bearish exchange traded fund strategies to hedge further risks. After the Federal Reserve

Do things “break” because of rate hikes, or do they break on their own? My view is that the main effect of policy rate changes is via the effect on the housing market.

If investors start selling before the declaration of a bear market/recession they will reduce the magnitude of the decline and forgo the opportunity to participate in a major future reversal

Wall Street was downbeat last week, with losses seen in all major indexes.

Wall Street was downbeat last week, with losses seen in all major indexes.

As major Wall Street Banks warn of further pain ahead after the markets suffered their worst one-day loss in two years, investors can turn to bearish or inverse exchange traded fund strategies to hedg

If we do have a recession sometime in the next twelve months, it doesn’t appear as though an unknown asset bubble is about to pop.

We use JPMorgan's Q1 2022 earnings call to look for clues as to how the economy is doing. Click here to see the results and whether JPM is a buy now.

As the Federal Reserve begins to aggressively tighten its monetary policy and potentially trigger a recession in the process, wary investors could turn to alternative or bearish exchange traded fund s

As the U.S. Treasury yield curve flashes a warning signal for the equities market, wary investors could look to bearish or short exchange traded funds strategies to hedge recessionary risks down the l

Investors are betting that the recent pain in the stock market will intensify and are thus loading up ETFs against the market surge.

Bonds are a bit oversold and could be due for a bounce, but the more esoteric areas of the bond market are calling for a recession, with rate cuts to follow probably in 2023.

Economic stagnation arrives as the sugar rush of liquidity fades. Historically, when stocks have deviated from the underlying economy, the eventual resolution is lower stock prices.

Sector rotation and rolling corrections continue, further complicating the investment backdrop. As the Fed starts to “taper”, no one can claim they were shocked. Read more here.

This week's economic news was uniformly positive. Read to find why the overall picture is still positive as we near the start of the last month of the year.