2025 has been a volatile year thus far, as we had predicted months ago. The good news is there are a ton of different ways to position yourself to take advantage of this volatility.
NEOS Investments' ETFs, specifically QQQH, has a built in "hedge" for downside risk. Their other ETFs, like SPYI & QQQI, offer monthly income to provide a 1% or more monthly return via cash deposited to your brokerage account.
We know volatility can be scary, but between NEOS ETFs, precious metals, resilient names like SCHD and dividend stocks -- riding out the volatility can feel like a breeze.
At the end of the day, dollar cost averaging is the best way to approach volatility -- especially if you plan to be in the markets for at least another 3-5 years.
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