Exchange funds: Should you consider them?

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ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: April 24, 2026 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: April 24, 2026

Exchange funds: Should you consider them? You might if you have a large, concentrated position that needs diversifying. Read now Chart of the week: Consumer sentiment reaches record low Will Americans' outlook on the economy put the brakes on stocks? Read now A strategy to consider for volatile markets When volatility and uncertainty rise, a hedged equity strategy can demonstrate its true value. Read now Options: Buying call options Call options grant you the right to control stock at a fraction of the full price. Read now The SEC and CFTC's latest crypto guidance Find out what regulatory bodies have done regarding digital assets. Read now The case for international stocks Fidelity's Market Sense dives into the outlook for international stocks amid an uncertain geopolitical backdrop. Watch now

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