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Investors looking to add bond exposures should consider the Natixis Loomis Sayles Short Duration Income ETF (LSST). The fund makes a strong complement to a fixed income portfolio, adding diversification to longer-duration exposures.
Many investors are still sitting on the sidelines in cash, missing out on current opportunities in short-duration bonds. An ETF comprising short-duration bonds could help investors capture yield and generate income without taking on significant risk.
Equities continue their inexorable seeming climb this month after companies like Nvidia beat earnings estimates. However, in an environment of continued equity gains, risks remain.
Over the past two years, investors have raised their cash holdings due to continued market volatility and risk. However, staying on the sidelines to minimize risk also means potentially missing out on opportunities for returns.
Are you interested in boosting the income of personal or client portfolios? Even though the economy is doing well, investors can still benefit from generating current income.
With uncertainty being a key theme in markets this year, many investors are still sitting on the sidelines in cash. Despite the continued uncertainty around rate cuts, a short duration ETF like the Natixis Loomis Sayles Short Duration Income ETF (LSST) could potentially help investors capture current opportunities without taking on significant risk.
Natixis has launched the Natixis Loomis Sayles Focused Growth ETF (NYSE Arca: LSGR) on the New York Stock Exchange. The active U.S. large-cap growth fund targets companies trading at a discount to intrinsic value to help manage portfolio risk.
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