Woof! Why buy a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppy for sale if you can adopt and save a life? Look at pictures of Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppies who need a home. He noted that energy stocks could benefit from geopolitical risks, and cyclical stocks -including home builder and auto-related companies - may do well 'upon the first sign of less hawkishness by the Federal Reserve.' His top picks include ExxonMobil, American automotive retailer AutoNation, and moving and storage services firm Amerco. Stock picks If investors are still interested in stocks, Dietze says that some energy and cyclical stocks still looked appealing. The fund has more than 2,400 holdings. These are the top 10 issuers of bonds in the ETF: The majority issuers in the fund are from the banking sector (24.49%), non-cyclical consumer (17.26%), communications (12.72%), and technology sectors (12.29%). The ETF's 12-month trailing yield – the yield investors receive if they held the fund for the last 12 months – is at 3.07%. This is the average rate of return assuming an investor holds the fund until its maturity date.

The ETF has an average yield to maturity of 5.72%, as of Sept. You're not, you know, taking a chance with any single bang,' he said. And that way, it's … a short term defensive move. ' would be a very quick, convenient way to diversify your money over a wide range of highly-rated corporate bonds. Dietze said one way to get invested in the space was via an exchange-traded fund, naming the iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF specifically. He noted that this compares favorably to both the earnings yield on stocks and their dividends. I personally like short-dated corporate bonds, which are yielding close to 5%,' he told CNBC's 'Street Signs Asia' on Monday. 'Short term defensive measures probably are warranted. For David Dietze, chief investment strategist at Point View Wealth Management, it's particularly noteworthy that the year has provided 'almost no safe haven at all.' That said, pockets of opportunity still exist, according to Dietze.

It's been a volatile year for both stocks and bonds, with major Wall Street indexes just ending their worst month since March 2020, and Treasury yields remaining elevated.

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