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Flexshares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund

QLV tracks a multi-factor-selected, market-cap-weighted index of US large- and mid-cap equities.

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 [.

Brace for Volatility in 2022 With This FlexShares ETF

Big technology names have been aligning themselves with value and stability, especially during the pandemic, but investors should look at the big picture and focus on quality. It's easy to get drawn by the allure of big tech stocks like the Apples, Amazons, and Microsofts of the sector.

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On the eve of Thanksgiving, U.S. stock futures were already in the red following news of a new COVID-19 variant, which is a reminder of the need for low volatility protection. “U.S. stock futures dropped in early morning trading on Friday as investors geared up for a shortened trading day amid renewed Covid fears over [.

New COVID Variant a Reminder of Low Volatility Protection

The U.S. Federal Reserve was going to eventually taper its stimulus measures once the economy was strong enough, and now that the time is here, low volatility funds can be of benefit. Forthcoming volatility in the equities market could be ahead, especially with headwinds like inflation looming.

Protect Against Volatility From Fed Tapering With QLV

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Getting volatility protection is certainly a must in the current market when unknowns like rising inflation and the ongoing pandemic present headwinds, but FlexShares can offer coverage with three ETFs. Whether investors want to add low volatility protection to complement their current portfolios or use the ETFs as a standalone product to capture upside and [.

Three Low Volatility ETFs for Domestic or International Exposure

A non-volatile September could be paving the way for some larger market movements ahead, putting low-volatility ETFs like the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (QLV) in focus. “With September already acknowledged to be a seasonally weaker month for equities, stocks are now also anticipated to be entering a period of potential volatility ahead of [.

Potential Volatility Ahead Puts QLV in Focus

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Value blasted out the gates in 2021, but growth came back and now holds a slight lead when looking at the S&P 500. FlexShares utilizes a growth model investors can look to for a long-term strategy.

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How can investors prioritize both growth and income? This FlexShares strategy is a great place to start.

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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) like the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (QLV) can not only shield investors against future volatility, but can also capture upside in market that's trending higher. “Investing in low volatility stocks is often used as a defensive strategy by investors who want to participate in some of the market's [.

Capture Upside and Mitigate Volatility with ‘QLV'

With a laser-focused fundamentals strategy, investors can combine quality holdings and low volatility with assets like the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (QLV). Low-volatility strategies often mean investors don't need to hold separate hedging assets like gold or bonds.

QLV: Snag Quality and Low Volatility in One ETF

Low volatility and quality are two distinct investment factors and while they may intersect in some ETFs, it's often not by design. On the other hand, the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV) makes a point to combine reduced volatility and quality stocks, making it a potentially compelling alternative to standard “low [.

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For this week's episode of ETF 360, ETF Trends CEO Tom Lydon and CIO Dave Nadig spoke with Michael Hunstad, PhD, Head of Quantitative Strategies for Northern Trust Asset Management, about their outlook factors and how to take advantage of the current economic climate. Watch the Full ETF 360 Episode Here: As one who spends [.

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Investors are facing new challenges as they try to predict how to best position their equity portfolios for what lies ahead. While significant risks loom large on the horizon and threaten to derail the post-Covid recovery, equity factors can be an ideal tool to adjust for different macroeconomic conditions.

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One of the early lessons emerging from the GameStop saga is that for many investors, quality is the way to go in all market environments. The  FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV) stands ready to help with that objective.

GameStop's #1 Investing Lesson: Focus on Quality

With quality growth stocks still in style and cyclical stocks performing well, investors may want to consider strategies with exposure to both factors. It doesn't advertise as such, but the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV) accomplishes that objective.

The QLV ETF: Tap Growth and Value, with Low Volatility To Boot

One of the hallmarks of the quality factor is a strong balance sheet. Investors that follow suit tend to be rewarded over the long haul.

Cash-Rich Companies Are a Winning Strategy. So Is the QLV ETF

Quality was steady among the various investment factors last year and while it may not be the outright leader this year, it is positioned to deliver for investors, indicating there's opportunity afoot with exchange traded funds, such as the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV). QLV follows the Northern Trust US Quality [.

Quality Factor Is Going to Matter Again in 2021

The quality factor is serving investors well in 2020, but with talk of a cyclical resurgence in the works, some investors may be pondering how to blend quality and cyclical exposure. The FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV) accomplishes that objective while simultaneously lowering volatility.

The QLV ETF Ideal for Abundant Quality, Moderate Cyclical Exposure

Investors can prepare for domestic upside without taking on elevated risk via the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV). QLV follows the Northern Trust US Quality Low Volatility Index.

QLV and Low Volatility: A Domestic ETF for an Unpredictable 2021

The quality factor is standing tall again in 2020 as investors lean on companies with strong balance sheets. A redux is expected in 2021 and investors can prepare for that scenario with exchange traded funds like the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV).

Quality Wins in the End: The Low Volatility QLV

It doesn’t matter who wins the presidential election come November, investors could be in for a wild ride of volatility. If September’s market swings were akin to an aftershock, then November could bring the big one, according to Wells Fargo Securities’ head of macro strategy Michael Schumacher.

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Impressively so, riskier assets recouped March losses and then some, but with uncertainty still a consideration, investors may want to consider a quality approach to equities via the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV).

How to Heed Goldman’s Call and Embrace Quality Names

Low volatility and quality are two of the more prominent investment factors and while this pair often meet by an incident in many ETFd funds, they come together by intent in the FlexShares US Quality Low Volatility Index Fund (NYSE: QLV). QLV follows the Northern Trust US Quality Low Volatility Index.

Two Beloved Factors Under One Umbrella

The coronavirus sell-offs in March was a crude reminder to investors that volatility is not to be forgotten even when times the good times are rolling, such as during an extended bull run. As witnessed in March, good times never last and that’s when investors should make volatility their friend.

Investors Should Make Volatility Their Friend in Today’s Market

Investors who are building a diversified investment have long looked to quality investments and exchange traded funds that can enhance their portfolios.

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