Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF

NBCM is actively managed to provide long and short exposure to the broad commodity market. The fund utilizes a subsidiary to invest in commodity-linked derivative instruments.

The stock and bond correlations of 2022 challenged traditional portfolios, resulting in many investors looking to further diversify their risk in alternative asset classes even now. For those investors seeking a time-tested portfolio diversifier, commodities may provide opportunities.

This Active Commodity ETF Consistently Beats the Benchmark

Investors seeking to diversify their portfolio often turn to commodities for the low correlations to both stocks and bonds. One fund, the actively managed Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF (NBCM), offers enhanced diversification opportunities as it invests across commodity types and sectors on a global scale.

This ETF Is Your One-Stop Shop for Commodities

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The expectation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will turn dovish with regard to interest rate policy is causing investors to pile into more gold. The precious metal is leading the way for commodities exposure, particularly for the Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF (NBCM).

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After a strong start to 2023, volatility returned to the capital markets in February. Commodities weren't immune to the volatility, paving the way for active management strategies inherent in the Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF (NBCM).

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Investors could be dialing down the risk-on sentiment, which could pave the way for more bullishness in gold. With inflation being more stubborn than originally anticipated, it's also an ideal situation to get broad commodities exposure.

An ETF for Gold Bulls and Diversified Commodities

There's a plethora of options available when it comes to getting commodities exposure. That said, consider an active option that offers diversification such as the Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF (NBCM).

Get Active, Diversified Commodities Exposure With This ETF

After a decade in which deflationary forces prevailed, the use case for commodities from a portfolio context was limited. Many investors either chose not to allocate to commodities or allocated only small sleeves to the asset class.

Why Now's a Good Time to Invest in Commodities

Since being converted into an ETF in October, the Neuberger Berman Commodity Strategy ETF (NBCM) has “been a success story for” Neuberger Berman, according to the firm's ETF Specialist Fred Edwards. “We're bucking the trend.

NBCM “A Success Story” For Neuberger Berman

When Russia originally invaded Ukraine, investors became very focused on how the war would impact supply chains and the exportation of essential raw materials. But in recent months, the conversation around commodities has lost urgency in the investment world.

China Reopening Brings Commodities Back to the Foreground

Thanks to nearly every essential raw material facing low inventories, investors have become increasingly bullish on commodities. Considering that commodities has been the best-performing major asset class for the past two years, the optimism is merited.

Target the Resilient Commodities Sector With NBCM

The American heartland is seeing a boom while many other industries are facing busts. Amid high inflation and layoffs within such industries as technology, entertainment, media, and real estate, high commodities prices are a tailwind for the agriculture sector.

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