With the Biden administration having let them down, the marijuana industry is now betting on a Republican takeover of Congress.
As commodity funds post double-digit gains this year, some advisers wonder if it's too late to join the party.
The $1.5 trillion investment manager is designing a full-scale ETF platform, and plans to launch its first ETFs this year.
The regulator is assessing the risks that may arise when retail investors purchase complicated investments without the help of a financial adviser.
Retail investors can now benefit from the inside scoop right along with the 18-term U.S. representative.
The index-based strategy, which has been described as 'baby steps' into the crypto space, will not offer direct exposure to digital currencies.
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.
As private equity pours cash into wealth management, financial advisers should be exposing clients to private equity investments.
Purshe Kaplan Sterling allowed its agents to conduct thousands of transactions involving the complex products as investment adviser reps for another firm.
ESG indexes that are loaded with technology and shun energy have been taking it on the chin so far in 2022.
The new Amplify Inflation Fighter ETF joins a short list of strategies designed to hedge and leverage price pressures.
AB plans to launch active ETFs in the U.S. later this year, and it has recruited Noel Archard from State Street to head the effort.
Robert Netzly has maintained his focus on biblically-based financial planning, while keeping his expectations low. The market is finding him.
Without saying 'I told you so,' advisers are reminding their clients that investing in crypto will be stomach churning.
The debate over active versus passive strategies may be coming to a close.
The $137 billion bond shop has filed to launch two ETFs, one of which is similar to a strategy it already subadvises for State Street.
As investing becomes increasingly political, investors will have to balance good feelings against good performance.
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.
Traditional fund complexes are succumbing to the pressure to offer ETFs alongside more expensive mutual funds.
Five years after competitor Fidelity launched its no-transaction-fee platform for institutional shares, Schwab is following suit in a similar deal with T. Rowe Price.
