
What does 'smart beta' mean, and how should a ‘smart beta’ ETF fit in portfolios?
What does 'smart beta' mean, and how should a ‘smart beta’ ETF fit in portfolios?
Straddling fixed income and energy growth is attractive.
Huge inflows into a single ETF tell the tale of a firm that’s on a roll.
Master limited partnership ETFs differ from broad energy ETFs in avoiding oil’s four-month decline.
New managed futures fund invests in commodities, currencies and fixed income.
Funds with the highest fees reflect the costs of the strategy, not of the management.
His departure could result in investors looking elsewhere.
While short-term tax implications are real, interest in the MLP space isn’t going away.