That's the top advice WallachBeth Capital's Andrew McOrmond can give investors right now as they navigate the stock market's manic moves.
"The best thing that investors can do is learn all their options of execution, learn all the routes that they can use versus trading on the open and close," McOrmond, his firm's managing director of ETF trading solutions, said Monday on CNBC's "We need to continue to educate people because, usually, the bad trades are just kind of mistakes that occur in order flow entry, and that can certainly be rectified by more education," he said."We do know very active traders that don't use options. I think options are a great thing," he said.
Another way to avoid buying shares of equities directly as they continue their wild swings is to consider liquid alternatives, or baskets of securities with exposure to things like real estate, private equity and hedge funds, McOrmond said. "For ETFs themselves as listed tickers, you could look at liquid alts like QAI and MNA, which are less correlated to the overall market and can dampen volatility," he said, referring to IndexIQ's
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