All 'RISE' for the ETF Hoping to Benefit From Higher Rates

The video discusses an active management strategy in treasury futures, focusing on a new fund that aims to profit from rising interest rates. It compares the performance of this fund with other ETFs and ETNs, highlighting the differences in volatility and strategy. An interview with Bryce Dodrio provides insights into the benefits of focusing on the short end of the curve and the impact of Fed policies on bond portfolios. The discussion emphasizes the importance of managing volatility and using strategic hedging to reduce risk.

What is the primary focus of the actively managed fund discussed in the first section?

• Municipal bonds

• Corporate bonds

• Short positions in treasury futures

• Long-term treasury bonds

According to Bryce Dodrio, what part of the curve does the Rise fund primarily focus on?

• 1-year and 3-year

• 15-year and 20-year

• 2-year and 5-year

• 10-year and 30-year

What is one of the benefits of the Rise fund mentioned in the second section?

• It reduces portfolio volatility

• It only invests in corporate bonds

• It focuses on long-term bonds

• It increases portfolio volatility

Why is the Rise fund considered less volatile compared to Taper?

• It uses high leverage

• It focuses on the long end of the curve

• It focuses on the short end of the curve

• It invests in corporate bonds

What strategy is suggested for managing interest rate changes and volatility?

• Using a hedged portfolio

• Avoiding all bond investments

• Focusing on long-term bonds

• Investing only in stocks