| Share on Facebook Facebook | Share on StumbleUpon StumbleUpon |
| Share on LinkedIn LinkedIn | Submit on Reddit reddit |
| Tweet Twitter | Pin it Pinterest |
| Share on Google+ Google+ | Share on Digg Digg |
| Post to Tumblr Tumblr | Share on Delicious Delicious |
-
VanEck Blog
Guided AllocationDecember 12, 2019
Minimal Allocation Changes but Notable Indicator Changes
David Schassler, Portfolio Manager
The Fund keeps its allocations largely unchanged and stays modestly overweight stocks. The market is signaling low risk for equities and bonds, but the indicators not driven directly by market prices are tell us to be cautious.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyDecember 12, 2019
Turkey’s Bold Rate Cut
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreTurkey opted for a larger rate cut, as real funding costs remain high. A surge in India’s headline inflation might limit the central bank’s near-term ability to ease.
Guided AllocationDecember 11, 2019
Remaining Tactical in a Stable Environment
by David Schassler, Portfolio Manager
Read moreMAAX remains overweight both credit and duration as the municipal bond market continues to shrug off potential risks.
ETF InsightsDecember 10, 2019
Read moreWhere can investors find yield in 2020? We highlight potential opportunities and how they may fit within a portfolio as investors plan their 2020 allocations.
Moat InvestingDecember 09, 2019
More of the Same (Good) Thing in Moat Investing
by Brandon Rakszawski, Senior ETF Product Manager
Read moreMoat stocks in November told the same story again: positive performance driven by impressive stock selection. This month, it was the financials sector’s turn to shine.
Gold InvestingDecember 05, 2019
Gold’s Growth Strategy: Green or Brown, Cash or Stock?
by Joe Foster, Portfolio Manager and Strategist
Read moreGold enters its fourth month of correction, though we believe late-cycle financial risks will increase. We take a closer look at the Zijin-Continental and Kirkland-Detour deals.
Guided AllocationDecember 03, 2019
Read moreA strategy based on market breadth, an alternative form of trend following, may improve performance by better differentiating between small and large market corrections.