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30:41Now PlayingWith so many assets at or near all-time highs, a rational investor might wonder: How long can the good times last? And: Is now the time to consider an insurance policy for the inevitable pullback? And also: What sort of downside protection should you use, if any?
On this episode of Trillions, Eric Balchunas and Joel Weber speak with Bernard Goyder and Suzanne Woolley of Bloomberg News about the spectrum of hedging strategies, many of which now involve ETFs. At one end are advanced approaches that involve the VIX, which can have big payoffs—but can be as dangerous as juggling chainsaws. They also discuss more vanilla options such as Treasuries and gold, as well as buffer ETFs — aka “boomer candy.”
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