2026 Markets: “This Is the Year of Fixed Income ETFs"
On this edition of ETF Zoo, industry experts talk about the real appeal of international investing, the expected stampede back into fixed income ETFs, bitcoin and tokenization, and more hot topics.
Welcome to ETF Zoo, where we check in on the latest happenings in the wild world of ETFs. In this episode, the group weighs in on whether international investing is actually back this time, if the "Sell America" trade has any legs, and whether small-caps deserve consideration when investors are looking to diversify. The conversation also ramps up over crypto and tokenization, two distinct and yet interrelated topics.
ETF.com hosts Dave Nadig, President & Director of Research, and Sumit Roy, Senior ETF Analyst, are joined this week by Nate Geraci, President of NovaDius Wealth management and Host of ETF Prime; Kirsten Chang, Senior Industry Analyst at TMX VettaFi; and Mike Akins, Founding Partner of ETF Action.
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Top Takeaways:
- International markets may finally see a resurgence this year.
- The bond market is experiencing significant changes and could attract more investors.
- The 'Sell America' trade raises questions about the sustainability of U.S. equities.
- Precious metals are gaining popularity as safe havens amid economic uncertainty.
- Small caps could benefit from a weaker dollar and changing market dynamics.
- Bitcoin's volatility continues to draw attention as it seeks a stable identity.
- Institutional adoption is crucial for the long-term success of cryptocurrencies.
- The ETF market is evolving with new products targeting various asset classes.
- Investor sentiment is shifting towards diversification and international exposure.
- The future of investing will be shaped by technological advancements and market trends.
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