Our robust lineup of low-cost active and passive ETFs, combined with Guaranteed Investments Limited's investing expertise and research tools, can help strengthen your evolving investment strategy.
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During various market environments, a diversified portfolio can add growth potential for long-term investments. By combining 2 or more factors such as value, quality, low volatility, and momentum, multi-factor ETFs are the building blocks used by many investors to create a portfolio that will help provide more consistent outperformance.
In recent years, low yields have made it difficult to generate meaningful income through traditional fixed income options like bonds or CDs. Many investors have looked to ETFs for a diverse set of ways to help generate income.
Market downturns help serve as a reminder to many investors to ensure their investment strategy matches their risk tolerance and goals. Beyond moving assets to cash or risk averse mutual funds, many investors look to ETFs that offer less sensitivity to the broader market during times of heightened market volatility.
For investors seeking enhanced growth over time, factor ETFs may be a low-cost alternative to actively managed funds. Research supports that diversifying across multiple factors can help achieve more consistent relative outperformance over time. In addition, adjusting portfolio allocations over time to increase exposure to opportunistic factors can potentially add return potential.