Funds that track areas like small-cap stocks and semiconductor manufacturers are seeing inflows.
Debt payments could weigh increasingly on company profits, as well as the payouts they make to shareholders.
Market's moves seem to be ignoring the healthy economy and good earnings.
Flows into two big exchange-traded funds tracking the S&P 500 were the highest in over a month.
While some investors react with alarm to market decline, others see it as an opportunity to buy low
Stocks are ignoring corporate earnings reports to focus on macro worries about rising rates and trade tensions.
Endowments' use of alternatives could become more attractive to individuals given the returns expected on both stocks and bonds.
Survey of fund managers shows high level of bearishness.
Amid rising rates and a stock sell-off, traders head to safety via routes like utilities and ultra-short fixed income.
Even companies that posted better-than-expected results have underperformed.
No matter what the market is doing, this is where advisers shine and robos fade.
History is an excellent guide to what advisers can expect during and after the midterm elections.
Correlated move by the two markets may signal more problems to come.
Stocks slide follows a very subdued third quarter
Rising interest rates and renewed fears of trade war hit markets.
Given the extent of the stock market's gains, the sell-off was 'slightly overdue'
But Wall Street strategists are urging caution amid forecasts that profit growth will slow.
Now that it has become the investment trend du jour, advisers are cautioning clients not to expect to get rich quick on a product that is still illegal at the federal level.
Fed moves are among the factors that could put an end to the rally in small caps.
Flight to quality overlooks the risks to fixed income that come with rising interest rates.
