Investors have embraced U.S. midcap equity ETFs in 2024, with the investment style gathering $19 billion of new money as of early November.
With the election over, many market sectors have skyrocketed. However, investors should still consider investing in more gold.
The Exchange conference offers investors firsthand exposure to the ideas, strategies, and tools top-tier issuers are deploying.
Over the past few years, investors and regulators have increased scrutiny of greenwashing.
Investors have been married to their money market funds for the better part of the last two years.
The S&P 500 Index has returned nearly 81% since the last presidential election, with a wide disparity between performance of sectors.
The earnest start of Q3 earnings season for the technology and communication services sectors has begun.
This month, Goldman Sachs made headlines with a fresh forecast projecting the S&P 500 will see 3% in annualized returns in the next decade.
VettaFi discusses crypto ETF launches.
The high cost of housing is prompting many individuals to consider downsizing, but advisors recommend gradually reining in spending habits.
Data centers represent 1-2% of global power consumption. Goldman expects that range to grow to 3-4%, requiring record levels of energy production.
Wall Street has been steadily raising the alarm on mega-cap concentration risks, and recent notes have cranked up the hazard level a notch.
Crossing a new ETF AUM threshold, Amplify ETFs has also launched new funds this year and may be set to intrigue entering 2025.
A call for taking a closer look at hard assets given the macro backdrop has been a recurring theme this fall.
Real estate stocks and related ETFs recently got a much needed positive jolt when the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates in September.
As advisors wrestle with the impacts of interest rates, inflation, and the election, it is more important than ever to hear from the experts.
Some of the latest reads show growing momentum in the housing and homebuilding sectors. Investors can capitalize on this with targeted ETFs.
The Internal Revenue Service has announced new tax brackets for 2025, making now an ideal time to revisit the benefits of muni bond ETFs.
Volatility creates a number of challenges for advisors and investors, but also opportunities for those who know where to look.
This half-day symposium brings the brightest minds in the ETF and mutual fund industry together for panel discussions spanning critical fixed income topics.
The robotics space has underperformed broader tech recently, leading to investment opportunities as the market underappreciates major tailwinds.
Fixed income experts at Natixis Investment Managers recently weighed in with outlooks on rate cuts and how to approach bonds.
Advisors recommend having a clear understanding of how giving will align your values – and also be the most tax efficient.
The Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX), which is half composed of tech stocks, including a slew of AI names, is usually more volatile in October.
VettaFi discusses oil’s recent price moves and energy stocks as a geopolitical hedge.
Cash strategies may seem safe, but inflation can bite into returns. Instead, investors can try to outperform inflation with equities.
VettaFi looks at midstream/MLPs by subsector and underlying trends driving strong performance through the first three quarters of 2024.
With interest rates declining, enthusiasm for muni bond ETFs could be reborn in income investors, including retirees.
Real estate stocks are notoriously rate-sensitive assets. It’s not surprising the delivery of the rate cuts were beneficial to the sector.
Gold and the related exchange traded funds are among this year’s best-performing assets, helped in part by interest rate cuts.
Options-based ETFs are one of the fastest-growing categories in the market today, with product proliferation and adoption rising quickly.
Rate cut expectations pushed more investors into investment-grade corporate bonds, giving them their best quarter in nearly a year.
If the risk of stepping too far out into the yield curve is too much to bear, consider using intermediate bond options.
Investors can use this Natixis ETF to lock in robust income and capital appreciation, while generating security against equity volatility.
Investors have been embracing actively managed fixed income ETFs in 2024. The latest suite of active ETFs to catch my eye are from State Street Global Advisors.
Semiconductor stocks continue to rally and will continue to do so as long as the AI and data center themes stay hot.
About eight in 10 investors (81%) believe they must fund their own retirement as opposed to relying on private and public pensions.
Because of recent significant investments, economic growth is occurring in long-neglected areas and changing the geography of development.
The last two years brought challenges for investors across all walks of life, but particularly for retirees.
Gold has forged multiple new record highs so far this year, and is now up some 30% year to date, 3.5% in the past week alone.
High-dividend-yielding equity investments are likely to get closer looks in the fourth quarter after strong recent performance.
Following the first half of 2024, the NDX succumbed to significant selling pressure as investors fretted about AI-related tech spending.
In the latest episode of ETF 360. VettaFi's Kristen Chang spoke to Winslow Capital's Barry Peters about their new active growth funds
Fixed income investors may want to take a middle-ground approach with bonds and opt for debt with intermediate maturity dates.
For families seeking to help their children save for higher education, 529 plans continue to gain broader appeal.
A potential recession could push even more investors to bond, but recession or not, investors can reap the benefits of core bond exposure.
At this year's Future Proof, Jeffrey Gundlach took to the main stage and sat down for a candid conversation with CNBC’s Scott Wapner.
Despite forthcoming volatility, it's an ideal time to get municipal debt exposure, especially in the current market environment.
Trend-following is an exercise in technical analysis, systematic rules following, and signals reading that’s objective and agnostic.
With interest rates on the decline, investors may want to consider filling gaps in small- and mid-cap quality ETF exposure.
