10 ways to ‘bubble-wrap’ your investments using ETFs
When risk aversion grows, the focus swings to premium companies that can pass on price rises and weather geopolitical and market volatility.
Tony FeatherstoneContributor
When Russia invaded Ukraine, traders piled into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) over oil, energy stocks and gold. Some bet on a rout in tech shares.
Their view paid off. The 10 top ETFs have returned an average 18 per cent since January. They include commodity and resource funds, and inverse ETFs that rise when markets fall.
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