Depending on ratios, that might perform pretty close to «market» returns while enjoying
a bit less volatility.
Not exact matches
The S&P 500 and the Strategic Growth Fund have both gained a
bit less than 2 % since the late February market peak (though with differing levels of
volatility), while the Russell 2000 is roughly unchanged.
Markets are a
bit less frothy than they were in January, but valuations are still elevated and
volatility unusually low.
A result greater than 250k or
less than 150k could deliver a
bit of a shock and spark additional
volatility.
when it comes to
less than 3 years, debt fund face a very tough competition with FD bcz FD gives you zero
volatility return where as in debt funds little
bit of
volatility will be there.
Volatility looks to remain low but may creep up a
bit keeping the bias higher for the equity index ETF's SPY, IWM and QQQ, but with
less support that previously.
Markets are a
bit less frothy than they were in January, but valuations are still elevated and
volatility unusually low.