When Passive Investing Isn't Enough: Infrastructure Capital Equity Income ICAP ETF Seeks To Help Investors Looking To Capitalize On Volatility

By Meg Flippin, Benzinga DETROIT, MICHIGAN - October 23, 2026 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - When it comes to investing in large-cap, dividend-paying stocks, it may not always be enough to select an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 and sit back and watch it appreciate. In the current environment marked by rising interest rates, stubborn inflation and market volatility, doing that may cost you. Passive, broad-market funds can expose investors to overconcentration risk and capped upside potential. They may also lock investors into overvalued large-cap names and fail to adapt when market conditions shift. The passive income-seeking ones may not be much better. They can potentially put investors at a disadvantage because broad index yields are stuck near lows, rigid rules may fail to protect against inflation, and capping upside limits long-term growth. It doesn’t help that inflation is rising, with prices up 3.7% in September, according to the latest Consumer Price Index reading. Passive May Not Be Enough All of that is particularly true in a volatile market where news in one sector can take down the entire market. Or where broad downturns could trigger losses. When things like the Federal Reserve ann

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