Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0422-0426)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0415-0419)?

AOA: Passive Bond-Equity Allocations Are Questionable

IShares Core Aggressive Allocation ETF is a fund of funds implementing a 80/20 allocation model in global equities and bonds. The AOA has an exposure to foreign securities of about 35%, which implies some currency risk. AOA strategies based on the negative correlation of stocks and bonds are questionable.

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0408-0412)?

HNDL: Good Diversified Multi-Asset Class ETF, But Better Choices Out There

Strategy Shares Nasdaq 7 Handl™ Index ETF (HNDL) pales in comparison to an important peer. HNDL is a well-diversified, leveraged, multi-asset class fund of funds. The fund has below-average risk and volatility. The Saba Closed-End Funds ETF (CEFS) has a much stronger performance track-record.

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0401-0405)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0325-0329)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0318-0322)?

Strategy Shares Nasdaq 7 Handl Index ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.1240

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0311-0315)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0304-0308)?

HNDL: An Interesting Approach To Asset Allocation

Strategy Shares Nasdaq 7 Handl™ Index ETF (HNDL) is a unique fund-of-funds ETF that aims to deliver a consistent 7% annual distribution rate. The HNDL ETF's portfolio is comprised of 19 ETFs, including U.S. Equities, bonds, and alternative investments. The fund's performance and unique strategy stand out compared to other similar ETFs. However, it charges a higher management fee.

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0226-0301)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0219-0223)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0212-0216)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0205-0209)?

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0129-0202)?

AOR: Not The Most Capital-Efficient 60/40 ETF

Weekly Report: what happened at HNDL last week (0122-0126)?

AOM Vs. Other Tactical ETFs: An Actively Managed Fund Stands Out

IShares Core Moderate Allocation ETF is a fund of funds with a 40/60 allocation model in global equity and bond indexes. The best performer is an actively managed fund holding U.S. Stocks and bond futures. AOM started investing in 2008 and tracks the S&P Target Risk Moderate Index. The fund has a 12-month trailing yield of 2.79%.