More investors opt for market flexibility with active funds as inflows are outshining their passive peers in the current market environment.
Bitcoin traded lower on May 31, but overall, the fifth month of the year was kind to the digital asset.
While emphasis on domestic bonds is valid, market participants should be careful to not ignore emerging markets bond opportunities.
Despite the falling yield spreads, investors continue to bet on rising prices in emerging markets (EM) bonds.
Investors’ enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI) equities remains undaunted.
Emerging markets can offer traders the ability to play off strength outside U.S. borders, and with leveraged ETFs.
As measured by the Russell 2000 Index, small-caps have offered barely any upside this year.
As calls for diversification get louder, it’s a good time to look at healthcare, where long-term bullish trends meet near-term opportunities.
One pairing of disruptive technologies that could ascend to an enviable status is artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain.
Renewable energy ETFs are making a comeback after a dismal showing in the first half of the year, fueled by the rising tide of bullishness over artificial intelligence.
Last week, the SEC approved the initial regulatory filings for spot ethereum ETFs to trade on various U.S.-based exchanges.
Our speakers will identify the risks and opportunities in each product type, providing guidance on what to expect under different market conditions.
Potential spot ether and spot bitcoin ETFs share some similarities but foundational cryptocurrency differences matter for investors.
Disruptive theme of the week: A confluence of factors have combined to make defense technology a compelling ETF investment theme.
Risk of a recession is abating as the capital markets could see interest rate cuts this year with signs of cooling inflation.
The Alternatives symposium happens on Thursday, May 30 at 11 a.m. ET. The free event will provide CE credits and more to attendees.
VettaFi discusses changes in the MLP/midstream investment product landscape.
Shares of Nvidia rallied after it unveiled financial guidance that hints at the AI boom still being in its early innings.
Rather than dive into a vast pool individual bond options, these three ETFs can provide a low-cost and convenient option.
Markets remain highly responsive to economic data as concerns around Fed policy and high interest rates dominate the second quarter.
Are you underweighting large cap growth? New research suggests that may be the case, inviting investors to consider options like FDG.
Interest in active fixed income products has swelled in 2024, as credit spreads narrow and the Federal Reserve holds fast to a “will they, won’t they” game.
The Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) is higher by 11.30% year-to-date. This confirms that large- and mega-cap growth stocks are proving sturdy.
For retirees looking to accrue returns while mitigating risk, a structured protection fund can be an ideal solution.
Copper's price movements have decoupled themselves from the market movements inherent in base metals as well as oil.
AI is widely viewed as a catalyst for ongoing healthcare innovation and that relationship could signal opportunity with select ETFs.
Amid significant advancements in the realms of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, there’s plenty of related investment ebullience.
While extracting yield is a prime option for bonds exposure, the risk associated with depreciating prices shouldn't put off investors.
Private asset trends may not directly apply to many investors in publicly available strategies, but they can provide helpful data.
While I don’t miss covering multiple earnings calls in a day, I appreciate how quarterly updates impact the returns of equity ETFs.
With inflation cooling off somewhat, it may be worth considering adding an active growth investing ETF like TGRT.
As the capital markets brace for potential rate cuts before the end of the new year, investor demand is building for corporate bonds.
Rising profits could bring more fixed income investors to corporate bonds if the profit outlook remains rosy.
In the U.S., first-quarter earnings season is in the books, but there are still some reports to be delivered by big-name ex-US companies, including several from China.
An elevated or rising rate environment creates pockets of opportunity within asset classes such as closed-end funds.
Market participants often focus on the Magnificent Seven's earnings growth, share price performance and stock valuations.
Investors are understandably frustrated by listed real estate investment trusts (REITs). The S&P Real Estate Select Sector Index is off 2.1% over the past three years, belying real estate’s reputation as an inflation-fighting group.
Active ETFs seem to be everywhere right now following a big boom over the last few years. While active ETF strategies have been available for many years, the so-called ETF rule in 2019 kickstarted ETF development.
As long as ETFs stay true to their original mindset of solving investor problems, growth is the only path forward. Current product development suggests that’s the most likely case.
Rather than wait for interest rate cuts, some companies are opting to simply offload debt, which could be a boon for corporate bonds.
VettaFi looks at the expected growth in US LNG export capacity and how midstream/MLPs benefit.
The TCW Group announced that two of its mutual funds have been converted into ETFs, offering focuses on growth and artificial intelligence.
An AI bubble may be simmering in the background, so for investors still looking for AI ETFs, it may be worth taking a discerning look around.
While much remains uncertain regarding rates, inflation, and the economy, quality stock investing proves a boon in any market environment.
Bonds investors now balance the potential risks and rewards of taking on longer duration exposures in the current environment.
Among all economic indicators, some of the most closely watched are those surrounding the labor market. They provide insight into the health of the economy. But they also impact individuals’ lives and play a central role in government policy decisions.
Among the 11 global industry classification standard (GICS) sectors, tech is not the best performer since the start of 2024. Not even close, nor is it the worst offender. Technology remains the largest sector exposure in a variety of domestic equity benchmarks. That cements its status as a must-watch group.
The current macroenvironment could spell opportunity for active bond funds as bond yields may have peaked.
While S&P 500 index-based ETFs were down 4% in April, they remained positive for the year. We believe as more institutional and retail investors turn to ETFs, these products will further swell in size.
