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The FlexShares Ultra-Short Income Fund ETF is rated as a sell because falling interest rates could lower bond yields and raise opportunity costs. Although RAVI provides a higher yield than similar funds, it has a greater expense ratio and lower bond quality ratings, which raises the risk for investors. As interest rates are predicted to drop, RAVI's yield may decrease, making it less appealing than stocks and other investment options.
Many investors continue to hold extra cash in their portfolios, which is not surprising due to the current market volatility and uncertainty. Brian Kennedy from Loomis, Sayles & Company and Ronit Walny from Northern Trust Asset Management spoke with VettaFi's Cinthia Murphy about their views on bonds as the year comes to a close.
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