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JJN (iPath Series B Bloomberg Nickel Subindex Total Return ETN) is no longer actively trading.
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JJN does not currently pay a dividend.
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This Exchange Traded Note (ETN) offers investors access to commodity markets through futures contracts, rather than directly owning or tracking the physical goods themselves. The benchmark index this ETN aims to replicate is constructed from one or more futures agreements tied to the specific commodity. It is designed to capture the comprehensive returns available from two primary sources: first, an un-leveraged investment in these futures; and second, the interest yield generated from cash collateral, which is typically allocated to specified U.S. Treasury Bills.
Base metals declined in Q1. Nickel led the way lower. Nickel volatility has been wild. A rally to record highs on a significant short position in early 2022.
The JJN provides exposure to nickel metal through tracking a commodity futures index. Nickel is a critical metal that is important in many clean energy technologies, with demand forecast to surge in the coming years.
Wall Street was downbeat in December. The month snapped two consecutive months of gains.
The year 2022 has been awful to Wall Street. But these ETF areas -- energy, commodities, dividends, defensive ETFs and rate hedge ETFs -- emerged winners.
Wall Street was downbeat last week