Now, alternative investing has seen explosive, and I mean explosive interest in recent years with ETF offerings to match, but now that the Fed has tipped its hat to when it comes to rate path and everything else, the role of those alt type investments might actually be changing a bit. Joining me now for this conversation is Paisley Nardini, the managing director and portfolio manager at Simplify, along with Todd Rosenluth, director of research over at Vetify. Thank you both for being here with us in studio ...

U.S. stock futures inch lower on Sunday night after touching record highs on Friday, following the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts last week, amid hints of more easing in the coming months. All three major indices are currently in the red, with Nasdaq Futures down 0.06%, or 15.75 points, trading at 24,851.00, while the S&P 500 Futures are down 0.10% and 6.50 points, at 6,716.00, followed by the Dow Jones Futures at 46,582.00, down 0.15% or 69 points.See Also: Gold To Hit $4,000 By 2026, But This Rally Is ‘Less ...

The 60/40 portfolio has had some moments recently where stocks and bonds moved in sync, undermining its diversification benefits. Here are three alternatives to consider. https://t.co/R3jdOpjDkI ...

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