Using ETFs to capture momentum during the market's wild swings

Published On Sep 11, 2024, 7:00 PM

The article discusses the bullish outlook for Big Tech stocks during September, a historically volatile month in the markets. Despite the volatility, certain investment patterns indicate continued interest in major tech companies like Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet, partly due to their pervasive impact across numerous sectors. The article suggests that while tech is essential, investors are also considering lower volatility sectors such as consumer staples and financials to mitigate risks.

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With the bullish case for Big Tech in this volatile period, investors might consider allocating funds towards tech stocks or ETFs focused on this sector, particularly those that emphasize low-volatility profiles.

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Given ongoing volatility in September, the AB US Low Volatility Equity ETF could be an attractive option for conservative investors looking to balance potential gains from tech without the full risk exposure.

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