Unlike the markets for equities or cryptocurrencies, where retail investors play a significant role, the fixed income securities market is still dominated by institutional traders and investors. But advisors are getting more sophisticated and seeking more targeted fixed income products than just traditional core bond funds. These funds, often overlooked in the passive versus active debate, combine specialized strategies, structural advantages, and nimble management to thrive in today’s uncertain rate environment. Here’s a look at some of the underappreciated active ETFs punching above their weight. They might deserve a spot in your portfolio.
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