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Alpha Architect 1-3 Month Box ETF
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Federal Reserve hikes are increasingly likely, with inflation increasing and unemployment stable. Lots of investments and ETFs should outperform during a period of rising rates. I'll be giving a quick rundown of four such ETFs in this article. Funds vary in risk, from cash ETFs to riskier choices, with the possibility of outstanding gains.
If you keep cash in a money market fund and pay California's top marginal rate, you hand roughly half of your yield to two governments before you spend a dollar of it.
For a high earner sitting on idle cash, the choice between a money market fund and a
Inflation is increasing once more. Rates could follow. Cash would perform quite well during a rising rates scenario, seeing higher yields, and minimal price movements or losses. I'll be giving a quick rundown on three strong cash ETFs in this article.
For investors seeking momentum, Alpha Architect 1-3 Month Box ETF BOXX is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and has risen 4.18% from its 52-week low price of $111.78/share.
Alpha Architect 1-3 Month Box ETF is rated buy, offering tax-advantaged T-bill-like returns for high-bracket taxable investors. BOXX's box spread structure delivers approximately 60-70 bps annual after-tax pickup over SGOV, compounding inside NAV with minimal volatility. My base case of one Fed cut in 2026 supports a favorable front-end yield environment, enhancing BOXX's appeal for cash management.
BOXX hits a 52-week high as its box spread strategy rides on elevated yields and risk-off demand, raising prospects for further near-term gains.
BOXX is a Treasury ETF in name only. It does not actually hold T-bills or other government bonds.
