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“It’s hard to picture an asset class that’s more biased toward benefiting from active management,” says David Schassler, manager of the active VanEck Commodity Strategy exchange-traded fund (PIT). One basic flaw is that important commodities are left out of benchmarks, leading to inefficiencies.
By Lewis Braham
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To preposition for the convergence of investor sentiment and economic policy, investors can consider put and call spreads on the iShares Russell 2000 exchange-traded fund (ticker: IWM). The ETF’s constituents generate most of their revenue in America, making it a proxy for the U.S. economy.
By Steven M. Sears
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