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IEMG: New And Improved EEM

By Carolyn Hill | October 16, 2012

In about a week, it’s going to make even less sense for long-term investors to hold EEM. And this time, it’s not because of Vanguard.

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Why iShares Changed Course

By Matt Hougan | October 15, 2012

iShares' new pricing strategy is an ingenious solution to a seemingly intractable problem: how to compete with Vanguard without destroying its core business.

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The Wackiest ETF Filing Yet

By Ana Kostioukova | October 12, 2012

The recent LocalShares filing for a city-specific ETF attracted my attention, but not in a good way.

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Hated Sector; Big Potential

By Dennis Hudachek | October 11, 2012

It’s OK to hate green energy investments, but don’t get carried away. You might miss out.

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The South African Rand And Gold Miner ETFs

By Paul Baiocchi | October 10, 2012

A crumbling rand has real implications for investors holding gold miner funds.

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Vanguard's Changes And Large-Cap ETFs

By Paul Britt | October 09, 2012

Vanguard’s index changes are an opportunity to revisit your large-cap allocation.

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Vanguard Changes Not Radical

By Ana Kostioukova | October 08, 2012

Vanguard’s indexing announcement last week created quite a stir, but investors need to take a deep breath.

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Seeing Beyond VWO And Its New FTSE Index

By Dennis Hudachek | October 03, 2012

Ditching South Korea makes sense for VWO, but does VWO itself make sense as an investment?

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The Squeeze On Index Fees

By Paul Amery | October 03, 2012

Did Vanguard's bold move change the indexing business forever?

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Vanguard Changes Tricky For Investors

By Dave Nadig | October 02, 2012

Vanguard dropped a bomb this week on the world of indexing, and it’ll take time for the smoke to clear.

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Want More AAPL, Or Less?

By Spencer Bogart | October 01, 2012

At a time Apple is going through the stratosphere, would it be wiser to buy more or start staying clear before it comes back to earth?

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EGPT And Beyond: 2012’s Top ETFs So Far

By Ana Kostioukova | September 28, 2012

Who knew Egypt would be the best ETF as the third quarter draws to a close?

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Playing Hot Silver With ETFs

By Paul Baiocchi | September 26, 2012

Morgan Stanley has a note out this week predicting silver will outperform gold over the next five quarters. So, what is the best way to play silver with ETFs?

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Schwab ETFs Just Got Better

By Paul Britt | September 26, 2012

Sometimes price markdowns are applied to substandard goods, like overripe fruit or last season’s fashions. Not so with Schwab’s ETFs.

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The Cheapest ETF Portfolio

By Matt Hougan | September 26, 2012

It's hard to believe, but the world's cheapest ETF just got a whole lot cheaper, as in below 0.10 percent.

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Newly Launched ETFs Less Likely To Hit $1B

By Dennis Hudachek | September 25, 2012

Despite the rapid growth of the ETF industry as a whole, reaching the $1 billion milestone for newly launched funds is becoming increasingly difficult.

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Forgotten QE3 Remedy: PALL

By Paul Baiocchi | September 24, 2012

With all the talk about gold these days, it’s easy to forget about palladium.

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Gold Miner ETFs Besting Gold

By Ana Kostioukova | September 20, 2012

Since mid-July, gold miner ETFs have been beating physically held funds like GLD handily. So what’s going on?

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Geared ETF Firms Deserve Help

By Ugo Egbunike | September 19, 2012

Isn’t it time for regulators to step up and start requiring investors to take responsibility for their choices?

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TIPS In A Brave QE3 World

By Spencer Bogart | September 18, 2012

The Fed may be stoking inflation with more quantitative easing, but are TIPS ETFs the answer?

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