Years ago, city fathers built oases in the deserts of the southwest US that have blossomed into popular destinations for both retirees and gamblers. As drought continues to grip the region, water scarcity issues have become a pressing–and potentially profitable–problem.
A bevy of new actively managed ETFs may be a game changer for the industry.
You shouldn’t be overly concerned about losing your investment when an ETF folds.
Once the Securities and Exchange Commission finishes reviewing the use of futures and other derivatives in exchange-traded funds (ETF), a wave of actively managed ETFs will compete with traditional mutual funds for assets.
The practice of ETF stripping is making headlines as an SEC dragnet widens. But individual investors don’t need to worry.
ETFs and ETNs have their virtues, and drawbacks. Here’s a primer on the crucial differences between these two exchange-traded products.
Companies continue to ramp up their marketing activities, suggesting that the US consumer’s demise has been greatly exaggerated. That’s good news for the television industry, one of advertisers’ favorite mediums.
Everything you need to know about investing in ETFs that specialize in MLPs.
Emerging market consumer-focused ETFs allow investors to participate in the developing world’s consumer revolution.
It’s only a matter of time before the market takes notice of BulletShares funds.
