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Flexshares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund

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Hello, VettaFi Voices! Whenever I read about the economy in 2023, the one word that comes up repeatedly in various forms is “uncertain.

VettaFi Voices On: Risk Management in an Uncertain Economy

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Advisors have lots of smart beta ETFs worthy of consideration. Most of them focus on a single fundamental approach or factor like dividends, low volatility, quality, or value.

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On the latest episode of ETF 360, VettaFi head of research Todd Rosenbluth was joined by Director of Asset Allocation Strategy for North Trust Asset Management Dan Philips. The two discussed a quality low volatility approach suited to a slow or no growth environment.

ETF 360: Dan Philips on a Quality Low Volatility Approach

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Bull vs. Bear is a weekly feature where the VettaFi writers' room takes opposite sides for a debate on controversial stocks, strategies, or market ideas — with plenty of discussion of ETF ideas to play either angle. For this edition of Bull vs.

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If 2022 wasn't part of a global pandemic, markets might look back on it as a peak of volatility for the last decade, perhaps since the Great Recession.

ETF of the Week: FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (QLV)

The FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (QLV) is a favored core equity holding for investors looking for the benefits of a quality low volatility strategy. Low volatility investing is an attempt to minimize the fluctuation of the value of an investment over a period of time and is often considered a defensive strategy.

Under the Hood of a Quality Low Vol Strategy

Flexshares Emerging Markets Quality Low Volatility Index Fund

Investors can potentially protect against chaotic markets with quality, low-volatility exchange traded fund strategies to better diversify their core allocations.

It's a Good Time for a Low-Vol, Quality ETF Strategy

When the market starts to whipsaw, investors historically have sought out low volatility strategies, allowing them to potentially protect against some downside while staying invested in the market. Yet we believe this time-tested factor strategy can become even more powerful when combined with a screen for quality.

When Rates Rise, It's Time to Combine Low Volatility & Quality

Investors favor low-volatility funds when they want to reduce their downside risk but still participate in some of the market's growth. Traditional low-volatility strategies may introduce unintended sector concentration and interest rate risk, among other challenges, but this may be mitigated by applying the quality factor to a low-volatility strategy, thus allowing an investor to [.

Check Out This ETF for Minimized Volatility With Upside Potential

As volatility in the market remains at elevated levels, investors may find solace in strategies designed to minimize volatility and help to mitigate losses when equities sell off, but that also offer investors a way of staying invested if the rally resumes.

Add This Low-Vol ETF to Your Core Equity Exposure

U.S. equities continued to suffer in May, as inflation concerns along with Fed rate hikes weighed on markets. Driven by a comeback in the final week of the month, the S&P 500® posted a slight gain of 0.2%, while the S&P MidCap 400® and S&P SmallCap 600® performed relatively better, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Dividend and Value Strategies Outperformed in May

Investing in low volatility stocks is a commonly used defensive strategy for investors who want to participate in some of the market's growth while potentially reducing their downside risk.  However, research by FlexShares finds that traditional low volatility strategies may introduce unintended sector concentration and interest rate risk, among other challenges.

Does Your Core Equity Allocation Need a Quality Low Vol ETF?

There's enough market volatility to go around as rising inflation and U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to keep investors on their heels. Staying invested can be difficult, but it could be made easier with low volatility and quality.

Ongoing Market Volatility Stresses the Need for QLV

Investing in low volatility stocks is often used as a defensive strategy by investors who want to participate in some of the market's growth while potentially reducing their downside risk.  However, research by FlexShares finds that traditional low volatility strategies may introduce unintended sector concentration and interest rate risk, among other challenges.

Under the Hood of QLV: Pairing Low Vol With Quality

Just when it seems like a stock rally could be brewing, more inflation fears drag the major indexes back down to reality. Needless to say, 2022 has been a volatile year, supporting the case for volatility protection even further.

Latest Sell-Off Emphasizes the Need for Low Volatility Exposure

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A recession may happen. Lowering your portfolio's beta can protect the huge gains you've racked up since Q1 2020. A way to do this is with low volatility ETFs. I'll present all 28 that I track, but will highlight three high-quality choices that don't get a lot of coverage.

Worried About A Recession? Try These 3 Cheap Low-Volatility ETFs

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Higher-than-average market volatility may be inducing sea sickness among investors in 2022. That said, they can opt for low volatility options to help ease the effects of market fluctuations.

Ease the Volatility With This Pair of ETF Options

The capital markets have proven themselves to be stuck in volatile times as geopolitical uncertainty, and rising inflation continue to confound investors. That said, in these times of uncertainty, it's imperative to have volatility protection.

Get Low Volatility in One ETF During These Uncertain Times

Market volatility didn't take a vacation after the long weekend with the major stock market indexes giving investors a roller coaster ride. It's a reminder that padding portfolios with volatility protection is a must.

Post-Holiday Weekend is a Reminder to Get Volatility Protection

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Rising inflation and the pandemic are enough to build a wall of worry for investors, but three exchange traded funds (ETFs) from FlexShares can help alleviate the anxiety. To address inflation, investors will want exposure to certain sectors that can stay a step ahead of rising consumer prices.

3 FlexShares ETFs to Counter Inflation and Volatility

If the first trading week of 2022 is a harbinger of things to come, then investors could be in for a volatile ride, which makes low-volatility options a must for the new year. After the stock market pushed towards record highs early in the trading week, inflation fears once again forced sell-offs in Wednesday's and [.

Position Your Portfolio to Absorb Volatility in 2022

The ongoing effects of the Omicron variant and inflation should continue to pose risks for investors in 2022, making a high-quality, low-volatility exchange traded fund (ETF) option almost imperative. Market analysts are already predicting that 2022 will be another volatile year.

With More Volatility Ahead in 2022, Get Exposure to QLV

The Omicron variant injected a fresh dose of volatility into the markets, and more is expected in 2022, making low-volatility exchange traded funds (ETFs) a choice worth considering. InspereX, a company that builds tech platforms for fixed income investments (among other services), notes in a ThinkAdvisor article that 54% of financial advisors surveyed believe that [.

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