could "exacerbate the problem" and accelerate the rotation out of growth stocks and into value names, he said.
"There will be places to hide, but generally speaking, I think the markets will be pretty volatile through the summer and into the fall and you're just better off to raise some cash, kind of sit it out and then buy some things on sale in the fall," Yusko said. While rates are stable, both growth and value-oriented stocks stand to benefit, Steve Grasso, managing director of institutional sales at Stuart Frankel, said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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