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With the broader stock market still up soliday year to date, a big question for investors is whether or not to succumb to the fear of missing out (FOMO) and put cash to work.
JPMorgan has unseated itself for the title of largest actively managed exchange-traded fund in the $7 trillion arena.
Asset managers hoping 2021 might bring some respite to the fee war are in for disappointment, if Vanguard Group’s latest exchange-traded fund is anything to go by.
Cathie Wood’s Ark Investment Management is now among the top 10 issuers in the $5.5 trillion exchange-traded fund industry, taking the spot from JPMorgan Chase & Co.
A once-niche upstart just beat out JPMorgan for the largest actively managed exchange-traded fund.
There’s a new king of actively managed exchange-traded funds.
J.P. Morgan's new actively managed ETFs are transparent and meant to bring investors income while mitigating market volatility, says the firm's head of Americas ETF distribution.
A volatile market has sparked interest in active management, and new rules have made actively managed ETFs easier to launch. What to watch for as big firms roll out new products.
Investors in U.S. exchange-traded funds are playing it safe, but that could be to their detriment.
J.P. Morgan is about to launch a broad US stock market exchange-traded fund that charges two basis points, beating out ETFs by Schwab, Vanguard and BlackRock.
Since 2008, allocating abroad has been an exercise in futility. Whereas the U.S. market has experienced admirable total return gains, non-U.S. equities have netted next to nothing for 11 years.
Investors should consider buying thre exchange-traded funds that track emerging markets, short-duration U.S. bonds and merger arbitrage, according to an investor who specializes in ETFs.
With the S&P 500 off to its worse December in decades, these are the best ETFs to buy to protect your portfolio from the downside.
With the leveraged loan market freezing up, the recent weakness has raised concerns that other debt sales currently in the works may be sold at discounts that are so deep underwriters may have to book a loss.
The Fed is concerned about the investment-grade bond market. It is not only deterioration in credit of iconic companies like GE, but a record level of debt in the lowest tier of investment grade that should worry investors who use bond funds.
Recent volatility increases remind us that the best strategies are slow and steady. Here are the best ETFs to buy for safe, long-term gains.
The broader U.S. market has finally recovered from its late January meltdown. Indeed, most sectors have gone on to reach all-time highs.
Risk-averse investors keep pouring money into bonds even though it means they've missed out on a big stock rally and face substantial danger ahead.