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Kent Thune, CFP®, is a wealth manager, philosopher and writer with decades of experience helping others navigate their investments and find meaning in life.
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Benn Eifert Warns on Covered Call ETFs, Says Crowded Trade Lags Stocks

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By Sumit Roy, Ron Day Verified, Kent Thune Verified
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Hedge fund manager Benn Eifert didn’t mince words when it came to covered call strategies, like those powering some of the most popular ETFs. “Systematically, blindly selling options is a BAD IDEA.
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The 10 Best AI ETFs to Buy and Hold for the Next 10 Years

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By Kent Thune Verified
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Artificial intelligence is still in the early stages of a multi-decade innovation cycle. It's wise to align your exposure to AI with your overall risk tolerance, time horizon and portfolio strategy.
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SLV, Precious Metals ETFs Surge on Weaker Dollar, Jobs

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By Kent Thune Verified
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Silver and gold are gaining as a weak jobs report revives rate cut hopes. Silver has recently broken through key resistance levels that had capped its price for years. Precious metals ETFs, led by the iShares Silver Trust (SLV), continued their rise Monday, as Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report pressured the dollar and revived speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates as soon as September.
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