There's no evidence a smart stock picker can outperform the benchmark consistently over many years, warns advisors.
Advisor voices hopes for negotiations, as opposed to more hardline retaliatory tariffs.
The alt investments leader is sharpening its focus on defined-outcome strategies for advisors, kicking off with an expanded tie-up with Focus Financial.
In a twist for wealth managers, Washington policymakers are behind the market's craziness, not greedy Wall Street bankers.
The former Treasury secretary argues the "worrisome" pattern doesn't merit Fed intervention yet, but she sees a much higher risk of recession.
Meanwhile, gold could reach $4000 next year, Goldman suggests
Advisors have been adding alternatives to client accounts since 2022. It's been paying off during the past whirlwind of a week in public markets.
A sharp exodus from US 10-year debt raises questions over the continued appeal of the nation's debt for haven-seeking investors.
Quarterly survey report of finds nearly nine-tenths have alternative asset allocations in client portfolios, but just half use tools to manage those investments.
Inflows top $80 billion as the asset management giant sees the best year start for organic fee growth since 2021.
Stocks soared after President Trump delayed his full tariff plan for 90 days leaving financial advisors wondering what to do during the interim.
The trend to democratize alternative investments is heating up with a new high-net-worth offering from Schwab and State Street's latest twist on target-date funds.
From conservative investing to tax-savvy client strategies, advisors under 40 take lessons from the 2008 crisis while navigating today's volatility.
Investors give it five stars, but Chinese audiences are not impressed
Long-awaited "Trump put" offers markets relief as S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones indexes soar.
Wealth managers debate whether the scourge of stagflation, last seriously felt in the 1970s, will soon hit the American economy.
The crisis-hardened CEO of JPMorgan is urging the administration to mollify markets by showing progress on trade deals.
In today's world, every headline is false until proven true, says CEO of XML Financial Group.
The S&P 500 was left on the brink of a 20 percent drop, with Wall Street strategists continuing to issue bearish outlooks.
New data show retirees reluctant to draw from savings, opting instead to spend predictable income streams like Social Security and pensions.
