Here are five ETFs from five zones in which investors could stash their money amid the market turmoil.

Wall Street logged in its worst day since the early months of the pandemic due to rounds of disappointing earnings from some of the major retailers, underscoring that inflation is hurting corporate profits.

Upbeat earnings from the leading players in the insurance industry added to the strength as some of the prominent players surpassed estimates for both earnings and revenues. This will pave the way for a further rally in insurance funds.

While large companies are normally known for stability and the smaller ones for growth, mid caps offer the best of both worlds, simultaneously allowing growth and stability in a portfolio.

Investors could easily go short on the S&P 500 Index, at least in the near term, with the help of inverse or leveraged inverse ETFs that offer inverse (opposite) exposure to the index.

Here are five ETFs that are below $20 and have AUM of more than $50 million to ensure enough liquidity.