Reported 10 days ago
In response to recent market volatility, investors have increasingly turned to buffer ETFs, which limit both gains and losses, resulting in an influx of $393 million in assets just last week, a significant rise from the previous week's $206.1 million. This trend reflects growing investor demand for stability amid uncertainty surrounding tariffs and their impacts on the stock market, as many asset managers enhance their offerings in this category. Buffer ETFs have surged in popularity, particularly during downturns, with total assets rising from $200 million in 2018 to approximately $53 billion today.
Source: YAHOO