Alex Morris of F/m Investments joins the discussion, bringing his expertise on the new Compoundr ETF Series. They delve into tax-efficient bond investments, highlighting strategies that aim for capital appreciation while minimizing tax burdens. The conversation also covers the nuances of tax alpha in fixed income, emphasizing diversification and investment quality. Inflation expectations in the bond market are examined, along with evolving strategies that reflect changing investor attitudes towards fixed income diversification. A captivating look into modern investment techniques!
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Tax Alpha Via ETF Income Avoidance
The Compounder ETF series allows investors to avoid taxable bond income distributions entirely.
This enables price compounding and gives investors control over when to realize taxable events.
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Dividend Avoidance Strategy Explained
The strategy involves temporarily switching out before dividend payments to avoid receiving income.
This approach delivers continuous price appreciation without mandatory distributions.
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Manage Duration Risk in TIPS
To avoid duration risk in TIPS, investors can choose ultra-short duration TIPS.
This approach reduces losses when rates rise alongside inflation.
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