We have received additional questions about Fidelity fees on Kurv ETFs. The schedule referenced was out of date. This is the most updated list. As mentioned before, there will be no additional fees for Kurv ETFs after June 1, the same as before June 1: https://t.co/U9dxDApsBB
Higher oil. Sticky inflation. Rising yields. Yet markets keep rallying.
In this episode of Kurv Your Enthusiasm, @HowardFChan and Dominique Tersin discuss AI spending, inflation, U.S.-China policy, real assets, and why #cash matters again. Watch now: https://t.co/F0GdTODqV1
Finally back home to fixed income! With inflation prints coming in hot two days in a row, this is a part of the portfolio most people don’t think about often. If your cash is yield less than inflation, you are losing slowly purchasing power day by day.
Cash should be working, not waiting.
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Tired of cash just sitting around?
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This is bad for global copper. Grasberg produced 3% of global copper 680k tonnes in 2023. With curtailment of production due to sulphur shortages, this bodes badly for global copper production. JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs are forecasting 3-4% deficit this year. I think it could be closer to 5-6%. Over the last 75years CAGR of production has been 3%, slowing recently because mine supply simply cannot keep up even though demand is likely more than 5% a year. @robert_ivanhoe@jmroberge@SeanZubick@TheOregonGroup@ClemChambers https://t.co/LWyNLZVGm3
1. 20yr, 30yr Treasury yields touching 5%
2. Oil at $115 per barrel with upward inflation pressure coming in the next months from supply shock
3. Equity markets at all time high
One of the three does not compute.
Evaluating hedges and taking some profit.
Great news for Fidelity investors: Kurv ETFs will be available with no transaction fees starting June 1 — the same access you have today, now confirmed going forward.
Short term headwinds from rates, oil shocks, and market rotation have weighed on mega cap technology. These pressures are real and worth acknowledging.
However, the long term drivers remain firmly in place.
In our latest piece, we examine the distinction between near term dynamics and long term fundamentals, and how we are thinking about capturing both growth and income in the current environment.
Read More: https://t.co/qGCBCoRBdz
The global silver market is expected to remain in a deficit for a sixth consecutive year amid robust demand for bars and coins, and declining supplies, according to the Silver Institute https://t.co/Xk77T9mmqZ
Interesting charts from LSEG. The market did not adjust its forecast for earnings growth despite the war: higher, and even higher for the tech sector. We have a lower P/E ratio from both the numerator (down) and denominator (up). For the IT sector, it is back below 20, or back at 2019 level.
🎉 Last week in Chicago, the Kurv team came together to ring the closing bell at @Cboe, celebrating 10 ETFs now listed on the exchange. A memorable day of teamwork, growth, and market innovation! 🔔📈
Commodity exposure isn’t always as straightforward as it seems.
Futures based commodity ETFs can face hidden costs especially when markets move into contango potentially eroding returns over time. Spot exposure may offer a cleaner way to participate in rising metals prices while avoiding some of those structural headwinds.
@HowardFChan and Dominique Tersin explore the difference between spot and futures and why it matters for investors. Read more: https://t.co/rasnSmIymB