PAPI ETF

While bond strategies may still have merit for yield-seekers, equity income ETFs can offer several unique benefits.  Equity income ETFs can serve as a one-ticker solution for both cash flow and capital appreciation.

Is now the time for active investing? With the Fed dropping a hefty 50 basis point cut, investors may be taking a fresh look at a very concentrated stock market.

For investors seeking to choose the ideal income strategy, an active approach can be highly valuable.  With an active portfolio management team, income-seeking funds can make more opportunistic plays to capitalize on market trends.

Bond traders are upping the ante when it comes to bullish bets, but with rates and subsequently yields expected to fall, fixed income investors can supplement bond income with the Parametric Equity Premium Income ETF (PAPI). Since bond prices move inversely with yields, the expectation of rate cuts could feed into bond-buying frenzy.

The rise of options-based strategies in the last few years leaves investors with several choices when seeking income. The Parametric Equity Premium Income ETF (PAPI) offers the dual benefit of active management alongside reliable equity income across market environments.

Equities declined on Thursday due to slower growth and signs of lasting inflation, leading to a sell-off in bonds. Investors looking for dependable income and exposure to high-quality equities may want to consider the actively managed Parametric Equity Premium Income ETF (PAPI).

The Parametric Equity Premium Income ETF is a recently launched fund that utilizes call-writing strategies to offer regular monthly payouts to investors. PAPI ETF has a lower expense ratio than most ETFs and is actively managed. Its portfolio is well-diversified across sectors to reduce the risk associated with individual holdings.

Have clients nearing retirement, or looking to invest for retirement yourself? Current income may appeal as an addition to your portfolio.

Inflation picked up pace in February as Tuesday's consumer price index data came in hotter than expected. In the current environment, many investors may look to position their portfolios more defensively.