Fears of an artificial-intelligence bubble bursting may have you thinking about how to build a defensive portfolio. The problem? These days, finding a corner of the stock and bond markets untouched by ...

Last Friday was a good reminder of why hedging exists. The QQQ ETF that tracks the Nasdaq-100 dropped 4.8% in a single session, volume hit three times its normal daily level and options positions that ...

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A conservative 50/50, stocks/bonds retirement portfolio featured here beat a 50/45/5 stocks/bonds/cash model with lower 'worst-year' downside over the past decade. Cash is reliable, but falling yields ...

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