
ETFs are supposed to be transparent. So why aren't all of them?
ETFs are supposed to be transparent. So why aren't all of them?
Investors flee equity ETFs and embrace inverse funds as concerns about the market grow.
China’s decision to slowly let its currency rise against the dollar makes a number of ETFs a bit more interesting, even though the yuan’s float is still more ‘dirty’ than free.
Data on housing may not look encouraging lately, but contrarians and those looking to buy and hold before a full rebound is upon us ought to take stock of the choices of homebuilder ETFs now available.
Despite the ‘flash crash’ and jitters in financial markets, a rise in shorting of GLD was the big short-interest story in May, in a sign not everyone’s panicked and not everyone’s a gold bug.
Measuring short interest can be a tricky affair, but the latest report shows clearly that right now a lot of investors are pretty bearish on retail, real estate and small-cap stocks.
A look ahead at market news and trading ideas in the ETF space.
A new type of ETF is becoming popular, offering alternatives to traditional sector funds in targeting different types of companies.