December 09, 2014
Each elf expects a sweet 30 percent return. However, the volatility that’s apparent in the “gingerbread” chart above hurts returns, lowering them to 26 percent, while the smooth drop in the sugarplum index makes a great bet even better, lifting gains to 35 percent. (The returns are hypothetical, but the math is real for daily resetting triple-exposure securities.)
The Brown Brothers Harriman/ETF.com annual investor survey points to several interesting trends in the ETF space.
February 14, 2020
State Street's Sue Thompson talks about the firm's build-up of a low-cost core offering, including the redesigned 'SPLG'.
February 13, 2020
IndexIQ’s Sal Bruno shares his best investing ideas from alternatives to fixed income to international ETF plays.
February 13, 2020
Jan Van Eck, head of the 7th largest ETF issuer today, VanEck, details his trajectory to ETF success, and his outlook for future opportunities.
February 13, 2020
JP Morgan’s Bryon Lake breaks down what income investing looks like in a world of compressed yields.
February 13, 2020
In thematic ETF investing, disruptive technology is a hot theme, and ‘DTEC’ offers a unique approach.
February 13, 2020
It may not be just because investors are worried about a market crash.
February 12, 2020
