DBi's Andrew Beer argues that managed futures ETFs offer a better alternative to bonds for diversifying portfolios, as bonds have underperformed for a decade.
01Summary
- 01Andrew Beer, co-founder of DBi, said bonds have been 'dead money for the entire decade' on CNBC's 'ETF Edge'.
- 02He advocates managed futures ETFs, which can go long and short across global markets to counterbalance stocks during volatility.
- 03Beer's iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF (DBMF) is up almost 19% year-to-date as of Thursday's close.
- 04Nate Geraci of NovaDius Wealth Management argues bonds still have a role in diversification and warns that managed futures can underperform at times.
02Why it matters
Investors may reassess traditional 60/40 portfolios as managed futures ETFs offer lower correlation to stocks and bonds, potentially improving resilience in volatile markets.
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