BlackRock–sponsor of the market-leading iShares brand of ETFs–has filed an application with the SEC that could lead to broad changes in the ETF industry.
Not every economy in Europe is under siege. The sovereign debt crisis and recent market selloff has resulted in attractive valuations, though ETF investors must be savvy enough separate the winners from the losers.
Despite the cloud hanging over the US banks, improving credit metrics suggest that there’s plenty to like about the industry.
Recent statements from the Federal Open Market Committee have left income-seeking investors in a bind. Fortunately, a number of ETFs can provide much-needed yield in the current low-yield environment.
Investors fearing a second recession have grown skittish of the energy sector. But the long-term investment case for energy-related ETFs in irrefutable.
Despite a questionable performance, many investors are still drawn to the mystique of hedge funds. These ETFs will get you started.
In this interview, Corey Amon explores the long-term effects of a US default.
Past is prologue. But when it comes to predicting the effect of a potential US default on Aug. 2, the historical record is scant. These ETFs will protect your portfolio in the unlikely event of a default.
Passive investing has its staunch supporters. But are there hidden costs for ETF and mutual fund investors who follow a passive investing strategy?
The end of QE2 doesn’t signal financial armageddon. These fixed-income ETFs should help keep you in the black.
