This unusual strategy could be the 'sweet spot' for investors in a wild market

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This unusual strategy could be the 'sweet spot' for investors in a wild market (via ETFEdgeCNBC)

With a cost of 7 basis points, a roughly 2.5% yield, a three-to-four-year investment duration and the "implicit federal guarantee" for mortgage-backed securities intact, Nadig argues that investors would be hard-pressed to find a better high-yielding bet in the ETF space.

For those who are particularly nervous about a potential recession, John Davi, founder and chief investment officer of Astoria Portfolio Advisors, suggested a different kind of trade., ticker BTAL, has climbed nearly 9% in the last month and could be just the ticket for those looking to hedge against a swing-prone market, Davi said Monday in the same "ETF Edge" interview.

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ETFEdgeCNBC This is the most clickbait title I've seen from a serious network in a while. For everybody else; a guy from an ETF site, said to buy a mortgage backed ETF. Big freaking surprise.

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