ETFs

A pullback in the 10-year Treasury yield has provided relief to home builder stocks.

One out of every four exchange-traded funds launched over the past six months has been this kind of product.

Money-market ETFs follow the same rules as money-market mutual funds, but there are some important differences.

Active exchange-traded funds have turned into a huge hit with investors. If you still think they’re a peripheral product, think again.

An entertainment platform, a digital freight company, and an online recruiter.

Part of the rally in Latin America stock funds is currency-related. But another driver is that the stocks are exceptionally cheap.

Call them the Suspicious 8—the small number of S&P 500 companies with dividend yields over 6%. While they throw off lots of cash, there may be better long-term strategies.

The packages of loans, once a niche in professionally managed portfolios, are increasingly being added to public and private funds for yield and diversification benefits.

The fund industry faces big hurdles, but these three asset managers have been unjustly dismissed.

Given the S&P 500’s strong gains, it’s little wonder assets kept pouring into index funds. Actively managed ETFs also fared well.

Despite the job losses reported by ADP, the economic picture isn’t so scary. Here are three ETFs that offer exposure to areas of growth, according to Sevens Report’s Tom Essaye.

The agency granted Dimensional Fund Advisors permission to launch ETF versions of some of its traditional mutual funds.

Silver has advanced 24% over the last three months, almost doubling gold’s advance.

Featuring an oil major, a leader in aerospace and defense, and a telecom.

Chinese tech stocks have outgained U.S. counterparts this year, a trend that looks poised to continue.

Prior bubbles show the current hype trade should have room to run higher in both price and valuation.

With this investing approach, investors identify industry groups and companies that are likely to benefit from multiyear structural or technological changes.

With so many investors pouring money into the high-yield sector, junk bond spreads are at historic lows. 

Oracle earnings shifted focus to software, but semis are ready to bounce.

Eightco is raising $270 million to buy a crypto token called Worldcoin. Dan Ives, a prominent tech analyst, will be its new chairman.

A look into Morningstar’s database suggests portfolio managers willing to make unorthodox choices are top performers.

The dollar selloff is helping developing countries’ stocks.

Vanguard plans to add three actively managed stock ETFs, and it’s turning to a trusted partner to manage the funds.

There are some ways to earn attractive yields outside the bond market.