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I use SPAXX for my core account at Fidelity because the income from it is 41.18% state tax free (in 2023). FZFXX is only 24.19%. FDRXX is also good at 40.57%. Of course, if you live in CA, Ct or NY you are out of luck since none of these meets the r…
A brand new fund that may be of interest to folks looking for a higher yielding, cash/MM alternative is MBSF, the Regan Floating Rate MBS ETF. It invests in government floating-rate residential mortgage backed securities. It’s just out of the gate …
And then one of the next articles: Why Mohamed El-Erian favours cash over equities for now
https://www.ft.com/content/2c060be2-4871-4704-97cf-86806007bb97
Thanks Lewis. China exercises sovereignty over Hong Kong (unlike Taiwan and Singapore, at least not yet) and has steadily been tightening its control despite promising autonomy at the time of handover from Britain in 1997. I’m wondering if whatever …
I notice that SIVLX has 9.88% exposure to China, but also 19.81% to Hong Kong. To what extent would exposure to Hong Kong be considered exposure to China?
