Credit Suisse X-Links Crude Oil Shares ETF News

A reader asked for my thoughts on USOI. The fund's strategy is equivalent to investing in oil futures and selling covered calls on its holdings. USOI has a strong 38.1% distribution yield but reduced

Imagine stocks or funds that pay out their dividends once-a-month! Unlike waiting for quarterly, semi-annual or (ugh) annual payouts, your angst waiting for money is reduced by 300%, or more! These Ma

The increase in oil and sugar prices has affected not only households but also ETFs. Oil ETFs have surged in response to rising oil and gas prices.

The world seeks complexity, but simplicity often trumps complexity. For my investment goals, I have made the choice to focus mainly on CEFs and ETFs, carefully weighing their merits and drawbacks.

Investors are clamoring for ultra-high yield ETFs, causing some to look toward alternative products like crude oil futures call option selling. USOI is among the highest-yielding ETFs at a 37% dividen

Following UBS's takeover of Credit Suisse, there's uncertainty regarding CS's suite of ETNs. While CS is expected to shut down ETN operations, UBS could still continue operating the units given its si

The merger would bring one of Europe's largest asset gatherers to UBS.

As in Led Zeppelin's famous song, for me, investments in high-dividend securities represent a kind of stairway to heaven. Indeed, their steady flow of money relieves psychological pressure during time

Prior to December 30, 2022, readers mentioned 40 equities in their recent comments. Some lamented bad news, so bad news investments (rogues) mixed with (mostly) favorites. (Thus, these are ReFa/Ro.).

Financial markets are set to close a difficult year amid the war in Ukraine, pandemic aftershocks, and inflation-eroding purchasing power. As always, the first rule for every investor is to try to sur

After several months of debate and preparations, the United States and other G7 nations introduced a price cap on Russian crude oil on December 5. Following the introduction of sanctions this spring,

I am structurally bullish on gold and oil with a multi-year timeframe. Between the two, gold likely has the advantage fundamentally and in terms of current momentum over the next 6-12 months.

Prior to November 30, 2022, readers mentioned 43 equities in their recent comments. Some lamented bad-news, so bad-news investments (rogues) mixed with (mostly) favorites. (Thus, these are ReFa/Ro.).

Since Powell shocked the world with an unexpectedly hawkish speech last week, the market has been struggling to guess just how much worse a tighter Fed is going to be for the economy.

As prices rise, consumers are put under extreme pressure to keep their normal standard of living. As inflationary pressures continue, consumers make necessary sacrifices to manage their budgets – of