.Investors may intend to think about buffer ETFs to dodge the current market volatility.Bruce Connect, CEO of Inventor ETFs, sees an option in buffer exchange-traded funds to offer some security coming from the marketplace's disadvantage." This [strategy] matches a team of people that want receiving direct exposure to the market place, yet not taking the complete risk of the market place," Bond said to CNBC's "ETF Advantage" on Wednesday.Innovator ETFs provide month to month stream ETFs. Their August ETF is under the ticker PAUG and supplies 15% drawback protection.u00c2 Aim IconArrows pointing outwards" If someone would like to invest in the S&P five hundred, they may get right in and perform that," Connection stated. "They possess 15% defense on the downside, as well as they possess 12.8% chance on the advantage." Bond recommends capitalists keep these ETFs till completion of the year, as the funds are built around one-year alternatives within the portfolio." By the end of the year, the choices are actually totally valued, and afterwards our team reset it for a list below year," Bond pointed out. "Upcoming August, they will entirely value, after that our team would reset it for one more year." u00c2 Index Fund Advisors' Symbol Higgins shared his uncertainty of tactics like barrier ETFs that enable real estate investors to hedge dryness." My issue will be a bunch of clients are actually generating a very expensive answer of what is actually inevitably a basic complication," the senior vice president at Index Fund Advisors said in the same portion. "They need to have to become much more comfy along with the regular dryness of markets." Higgins feels there are cheaper solutions to browse unpredictability in the marketplace u00e2 $" the most affordable being actually certainly not looking at your portfolio regularly and also talking along with your advisor prior to creating any type of radical moves out of unpleasant surprise or fear.u00c2 " I assume monetary consultants that are actually doing their job can deliver the calm," Higgins said.