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Vanguard Real Estate ETF (NY:VNQ)

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Commodities Led Last Week’s Rebound In Risk Assets ↗
Most of the major asset classes posted gains during the holiday-shortened trading week through Thursday, Dec. 23, based on a set of ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Best Stocks For Wheel Strategy Trades: Use These In 2022 ↗
Blue chips companies, high dividend stocks, REITs, and low beta ETFs work well when employing the wheel strategy. 
Via Talk Markets
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REITs and Bonds Were Havens During Last Week’s Market Losses ↗
The Federal Reserve last week signaled that it is pivoting away from the strong monetary stimulus bias it has maintained during the pandemic and shifting, on the margins for now, to a more hawkish... 
Via Talk Markets
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Risk Assets Rallied Last Week ↗
After four weekly declines, Vanguard Total US Stock Market rallied 3.6% — the biggest weekly gain for the ETF since February. 
Via Talk Markets
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Real Estate ETFs Scaling New Highs: Here's Why ↗
The real estate sector has been on a tear this year, buoyed by lower interest rates and improving economic conditions, pushing many ETFs to new highs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Real Estate Funds and ETFs Gain Ground in 2021 ↗
As investors slowly rotate out of the stay-at-home and tech stocks, out-of-favor issues have gained momentum. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes Post Wide Range Of Results For Last Week ↗
US junk bonds and several slices of foreign fixed-income markets led a mixed run of returns for the major asset classes last week. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
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Global Markets-It’s Do-Or-Die Time ↗
Even though economic data continues to show a strengthening US economy and jobs market, the news of the Omicron COVID variant has spooked the global markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Major Asset Classes - Performance Review For November 2021 ↗
Inflation-indexed Treasuries topped performance list in November with a 0.9% gain. A broad measure of US bonds was in second place with a 0.2% return. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
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Moving Averages: S&P Down 0.8% in November ↗
The S&P 500 closed in November with a monthly loss of 0.83% after a gain of 6.91% in October. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
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Pending Home Sales Up 7.5% In October: Is That Good News Or Is There An Underlying Problem? ↗
Pending home sales rebounded in October after a decline the month before, according to new data released by the National Association of Realtors (NAR). What Happened: NAR’s... 
Via Benzinga
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Only U.S. Bonds Were Spared From Last Week’s Widespread Losses ↗
Vanguard Total US Bond Market bucked the trend and posted a fractional 0.05% weekly gain. 
Via Talk Markets
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8 ETFs to Buy to Benefit From Inflation ↗
Rising prices have investors looking for ways to protect their capital from eroding in value, and these eight ETFs to buy help you do that. 
Via InvestorPlace
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Risk-Off Sentiment Hit Most Markets Last Week ↗
Vanguard Total US Bond Market bucked the selling and edged up 0.1% last week. 
Via Talk Markets
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7 REITs to Buy That Are Just Right for November ↗
With respectable dividend yields and the potential for capital growth, REITs are among the top picks for income investors. 
Via InvestorPlace
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US Stocks Led Widespread Gains For Global Markets Last Week ↗
American shares topped rallies for nearly every slice of the major asset classes for the trading week through Friday, Nov. 5, based on a set of US-listed ETFs. The only loser last week: commodities. 
Via Talk Markets
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US REITs And Stocks Were Last Week’s Top Performers ↗
US risk assets refuse to go quietly into the night. Although the recent correction was the longest and steepest since the pandemic recovery began in the spring of 2020, it appears that the latest slide... 
Via Talk Markets
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Property, Commodities Led Rebound In Global Markets Last Week ↗
Nearly every slice of the major asset classes bounced last week, led by strong gains in real estate shares and commodities, based on a set of ETFs through Friday’s close (Oct. 15). The only decline was... 
Via Talk Markets
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Commodities Topped Returns For Major Asset Classes Last Week ↗
Amid ongoing concerns over inflation, commodities continued to rise, posting the strongest gain for an otherwise mixed week for global markets through Oct. 8, based on a set of ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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4 Defensive Sector ETFs to Protect Your Portfolio ↗
A myriad of concerns has made investors jittery, resulting in a flight to defensive sectors like utilities, real estate, healthcare, and consumer staples. 
Via Talk Markets
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Moving Averages Month-End Preview: Down 3.6% in September ↗
Here is an advance preview of the monthly moving averages we track after the close of the last business day of the month. 
Via Talk Markets
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Commodities, US Stocks Bounced Last Week As Most Markets Fell ↗
In a week of mostly lower prices for the major asset classes, a broad measure of commodities bucked the trend with a solid gain. 
Via Talk Markets
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Hoya Capital Launches High Yield REIT ETF ↗
Hoya Capital Real Estate is launching a brand new high-yield real estate investment trust ETF. The Hoya Capital High Dividend Yield ETF (NYSE: RIET) began trading Wednesday and... 
Via Benzinga
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Most Markets Retreated Last Week ↗
Nearly every slice of the major asset classes retreated in the trading week through Friday, Sep. 10, based on a set of ETFs. The upside exception: US inflation-indexed Treasuries. 
Via Talk Markets
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The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, Sept. 4 ↗
This is getting repetitive, but in a good (or at least profitable) way. The bullish momentum that’s been in force for much of the year remained in play this week as most global markets ended on a... 
Via Talk Markets
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Broad-Based Rallies Last Week Lifted Most Asset Classes ↗
US bonds were last week’s outlier, posting a slight decline. Otherwise, all the major asset classes rose last week, based on a set of ETFs for the trading week through Aug. 27. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
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US Bonds Offset Widespread Losses In Global Markets Last Week ↗
Investment-grade US fixed income provided relief from the losses that otherwise weighed on the major asset classes last week, based on a set of exchange-traded funds. 
Via Talk Markets
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Property Shares Ex-US Led Most Markets Higher Last Week ↗
The recent rally for Vanguard Global ex-US Real Estate Index (VNQI) has stalled in the summer, but the fund popped 1.0% last week. 
Via Talk Markets
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ETF Battles: DVY vs. TLT vs. VNQ - Which Dividend Income ETF is Better? ↗
Each ETF is judged against the other in key categories like cost, exposure strategy, performance & yield, and a mystery category. 
Via Talk Markets
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Foreign Developed-Market Stocks Led Asset Classes Last Week ↗
Shares in developed markets ex-US topped returns for the major asset classes last week, based on a set of exchange-traded funds. Overall, it was a mixed week with a wide range of gains and losses. 
Via Talk Markets
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