Wednesday Hot Reads: JPMorgan Readies Fixed Income ETF Arsenal

Here's what we're reading this morning:

JPMorgan Declares Debt The New Frontier In Battle For ETF Assets (Bloomberg)
The bank plans to launch at least six bond ETFs next year to compete with rivals such as Goldman Sachs and BlackRock.

A Low Volatility, Alternative Bond ETF Strategy (Fox Business)
Investors might want to consider this Reality Shares fund.

SHY: Large Outflows Detected At ETF (Nasdaq)
Some $84 million in assets move out of the fund.

China's Bond Market Rout May Not Be Over (NYT) 
The country's $9 trillion bond market is showing signs of distress.

5 Reasons You Shouldn't Use Yelp To Find Advisors (Investopedia)
Yelp isn't the right place to search for a financial advisor. Here are 5 reasons why.

El-Erian: If Trump’s Economic Plan Is To Deliver, This Is What Germany, Japan & China Must Do (MarketWatch)
Donald Trump and his team must take the time to dismantle potential international barriers to success.

Out With The Old, In With The New? (Vanguard)
For those building portfolios, it’s critical we understand the behavioral challenges inherent in active investing. 

3 Factors Driving ETF Capital Gains Tax Bills (Morningstar)
Because most ETFs track indexes, they typically have a far lower level of turnover relative to actively managed funds.