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If more investors held more of their money in commodity ETFs, the recent movement in them would be dominating headlines and taking over dinner table conversations. Here's what to know.

NYMEX crude oil futures have moved steadily higher since the lows in mid-December, gaining more than $10 per barrel at their most recent high. Geopolitical risks in the Middle East have pushed the energy commodity higher, and higher highs could be on the horizon for seasonal reasons over the coming…

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After trading above $7.80 per MMBtu in late January, natural gas prices have fallen to less than half that level in February. Seasonality over the coming months favors the downside for the volatile energy commodity.

One major trend over the past few years has been the rise of covered-call ETFs. Here's why this might be dangerous for investors.

The CIO at the Haverford Trust says dividend stocks are better choices than commodities. Here are two options for investors.

Weekly income ETFs are among the yield-based products that fund issuers are rolling out, but complexity and fees still matter.

Resilient stocks and ETFs offering steady demand and dividend yields may help investors weather further market turbulence without abandoning equity exposure.

Three ETFs taking unique approaches to defensive plays can still succeed thanks to exposure to the broader market or selected bonds.

Consumer staples are emerging as a clear defensive leader as high-beta technology stocks, software, and crypto drag the broader market lower.

With the gold rally perhaps reigniting after a late-January reversal, investors looking for amplified gains might consider leveraged funds, but risk remains.