ETFs

Hefty yields and can offset some losses when stock prices decline. But investors can pay a steep price when stocks zoom ahead.

The asset-weighted average expense ratio for all U.S. mutual funds and exchange-traded funds fell by just two basis points in 2024, according to Morningstar.

It seems time for other global markets—including the U.S.’s northern neighbor—to shine.

Industry researcher Cerulli Associates warns of a major fee disruption if regulators approve exchange-traded fund share classes for mutual funds.

Investors who ignored April’s market volatility came out OK in the end.

Three new ETFs will give traders more ways to make money on digital coins.

These exchange-traded funds offer downside protection, but you must give up a lot of upside in return.

New data detail the exodus from some U.S. assets.

The SEC’s approval of Bitcoin ETFs, the Trump administration’s crypto friendliness, and a crypto advocate at the SEC are creating positive momentum for the controversial asset class.

Make sure you have enough cash, and consider alternatives to stocks and bonds that can hold up in downturn.

Big Tech valuations have dropped, but companies like Shopify, Datadog, and Reddit have more attractive free cash flow yields.

Washington’s pro-crypto stance means expanded choice for clients and advisors looking to manage volatility and single-asset risk in portfolios.

The ARK Invest CEO says companies offering innovative solutions—like some of the top holdings in her funds—tend to gain traction in tough times.

Bond ETFs are taking in more assets as investors seek a safe haven from plunging U.S. stocks. Yet there are hidden costs to such a move.

During its annual reconstitution, the Schwab ETF more than doubled its exposure to energy stocks. The fund boasts a relatively high yield, but the move does increase the possibility of volatility for risk-averse investors.

Six of the 10 most popular fund categories were bond strategies. Investors fled large growth stocks, and crypto was a washout.

With heightened pressure on U.S. stocks, many people are looking for alternatives. We found 14 funds that can help protect your investments.

The market selloff will put pressure on Jerome Powell to deliver quick rate cuts, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

Thornburg’s Sean Sun likes high-quality growth companies with reasonable valuations and “optionality.”

The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF has nearly doubled its bet on energy stocks.