Investors are bailing out of concentrated ETF strategies in favor of safety and diversification.
Cites trade wars and political uncertainty as main reasons for downgrade.
Escalation of the trade war heightens concerns about the already shaky economic outlook.
Commissioners vote 3-2 to issue guidelines on fund managers' responsibilities in dealing with proxy advisers
The trading volume on SPY can serve as a decent leading indicator for equities.
It turns out negative screens aren't necessarily a drag on funds' performance.
Almost $18 billion exited U.S.-listed equity ETFs over the past three weeks.
Advisers shrug off the threat of an imminent recession
The inverted Treasury yield curve signals a recession is coming — but the timing is unclear.
Robert Bergson of Northern Trust Asset Management embraces bottom-up stock picking and usually beats his peers.
The high-yield default account sparked kudos then displeasure on Twitter when adviser Michael Kitces realized it doesn't apply to existing clients.
Some defensive strategies are beating the market in good and bad times.
Gold was up nearly as much as the S&P 500 was down in mid-day trading Monday.
Losses in the Dow surpassed 700 points Monday.
Rates on 10-year notes sank like a stone Monday, erasing the surge that followed President Donald J. Trump's 2016 election.
More than $42 billion worth of trading occurred in the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Thursday.
Just 1.3% of the world's public companies were responsible for all the market gains over the past three decades.
Firm finds S&P 500 now trading near fair value, sees limited additional upside.
Investors pounce, driving shares of the TAMP up 19% in first-day trading
Big inflows last week show investors are 'all-in on equities,' analyst says.
