New Trade for May 4th, 2023

Stocks fell after the Fed pushed through its tenth rate hike in this cycle and hopefully the final one. Sentiment was hampered by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s statement concluding this month’s policy meeting, where he made it clear that it’s too soon for the central bank to consider cutting interest rates. Looming ahead are critical economic reports that will inform the Fed’s next steps from here. Initial jobless claims are due today. Friday’s main event will be April’s payrolls report.

While all attention is focused on inflation right now, recession cycles come with a more substantial risk for deflation. Today we’re focusing on an investment that provides access to a part of the market (until recently, reserved exclusively for large institutions) that can help hedge a portfolio against the effects of deflation and the compression of the yield curve. 

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Why did Nancy Pelosi’s husband recently buy $1.5 million worth of this stock?

While millions of Americans are struggling through inflation and holding on to cash for dear life… Nancy Pelosi and her husband, who made headlines after growing their wealth by $16.7 million during the crisis back in 2020…

Recently moved $1.5 million into the stock of a company that’s consistently been ranked as the #1 most valuable company in the world.

And they’re not alone…Warren Buffet recently put in $600 million into the very same stock.

Making gas-powered cars obsolete.

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KraneShares Quadratic Deflation ETF (BNDD)

Deflation may be the most challenging economic environment for investors. KraneShares Quadratic Deflation ETF is a fixed-income ETF that seeks to benefit from lower growth, deflation, lower or negative long-term interest rates, and/or a reduction in the spread between shorter and longer-term interest rates by investing in US Treasuries and options.

The BNDD portfolio is composed primarily of long-dated US treasury bonds. In addition to bonds, the portfolio includes long-only options on the shape of the US interest rate curve. As interest rates decline, the bonds should appreciate in price. The options provide exposure to the spread between interest rates at different points in time. As the curve flattens because of lower inflation expectations and/or deflation, the price of the options tends to increase. 

BNDD provides a unique access point to OTC fixed-income options market, which is typically not available to investors directly. The fund has the potential for enhanced returns in periods of lower growth while the options downside is limited to the market value of the options. This strategy can serve as a bond enhancement strategy and works well as a complement to other diversifying investments.

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