DoubleLine's Jeff Sherman and BlackRock's Steve Laipply see many opportunities in the fixed-income market.
Native Americans are gaining economic muscle, and that expands horizons for investors and advisors who want to be part of their rise.
His 10 calls for this year suggest a smoother ride for the markets that could depend on more action from Washington.
The asset manager says the new consumer, an industrial renaissance and medical innovation are areas where changes have exposed 'underestimated investment opportunities.'
Trouble in the bond markets is moving investment portfolios well beyond traditional allocations of 60% stocks and 40% bonds.
While the S&P 500 Index has fallen 6% so far this year, some exchange-traded funds that focus on the oil sector have surged.
Russia's stock market is closed, but the VanEck Russia ETF and the iShares MSCI Russia Capped ETF plunged 26% and 20%, respectively, in U.S. trading early Monday.
In stride with record net inflows, the ETF industry is launching new funds and finding creative ways to take market share from the legacy mutual fund space.
In a change of pace for the big provider of index funds, Vanguard has filed to launch an actively managed fund focused on a single country.
Cardinal Point Wealth Management targets Canadian snowbirds, but found a rich market of clients needing cross-border advice.
The chain reaction to the Chinese property owner's woes may say more about the extreme attitude of global risk assets than it does about economic contagion.
Investors Monday rushed to price in the risk that China will miscalculate as it moves to curb its property market excesses without derailing the economy.
The minority investment adds emerging markets expertise to Spouting Rock's multi-boutique mix.
Divided government is what the financial markets want most
Developing nations' stocks and currencies are already at their highest levels in more than two years, and analysts are predicting additional gains
The key is targeting exposure with active management and subsectors
Thanks to the reach our parent company provides, this issue marks the first time we could incorporate a global outlook
Only US-based asset managers have shown the intention of owning a 100%-owned retail fund business in China
Advisers that serve clients currently living or planning a move overseas must investigate this often overlooked issue
Investors based in Asia have noted that the Chinese market has become too big and should be viewed as a standalone market
