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The Rise Of An ETF Giant

By Devin Riley | July 20, 2012

When it comes to ETF brands, iShares has long been at the top of the heap. But will it last?

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Dollar Index Still Not Fixed

By Ugo Egbunike | July 18, 2012

The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones FX Trader are launching a new dollar index today. Too bad it doesn't do much to fix our way of thinking about currencies.

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AMU: A Better ETN Than AMJ?

By Carolyn Hill | July 18, 2012

The ETN world just got more interesting with the launch of a provocative "me-too" product.

 

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Should You Trust Your ETF?

By Paul Britt | July 18, 2012

With all the sleaziness on Wall Street these days, it's no wonder ETF investors are wondering if they're safe.

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The Top 10 Most Surprising ETF Closures

By Dennis Hudachek | July 13, 2012

Most ETF closures don’t surprise me—in fact, I often wonder why some are still around. Still, over the past year, there’s been a handful of closures that’s left me asking, What went wrong?

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Norway Oil Strike Rattles ETFs

By Devin Riley | July 13, 2012

The recent oil strike in Norway briefly sent crude prices higher as investors anticipated reduced output. It was also instructive for ETF investors.

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The Ag ETF Price Disconnect

By Paul Baiocchi | July 12, 2012

With historically hot and dry weather, agricultural commodities prices have been on fire since the beginning of June, but ETF investors have been left out in the cold.

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Social Media ETFs

By Ana Kostioukova | July 11, 2012

Social media has made quite a splash, even in the world of ETFs. But is it deserved?

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No Need To Pay Up For Safety

By Gene Koyfman | July 10, 2012

The flight to quality in financial markets is hardly news, especially with Europe seemingly on the brink. But losing money to preserve capital is neither wise nor necessary.

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Emerging Markets Debt ETFs

By Paul Britt | July 09, 2012

Demand for emerging market debt is growing, but recent returns in this space vary wildly.

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FXI’s Not The Best China ETF

By Dennis Hudachek | July 03, 2012

When it comes to China ETFs, pay close attention to the details, because investing in China is tricky, and the most popular fund—the $4.8 billion FXI—might not be the best option.

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Rethinking ETN Credit Risk

By Paul Britt | July 03, 2012

Investors expect to get compensated for taking more risk. Are ETNs held to a different standard?

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Cash Management ETFs Will Boom

By Paul Amery | July 03, 2012

ETFs offering a home to spare cash are set to gain at the expense of 'stable NAV' funds.

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The Obamacare Tax Surprise

By Carolyn Hill | July 02, 2012

In all the hoopla over ‘Obamacare’s’ potential impact on health care premiums and insurance companies’ bottom lines, people seem to have overlooked a key passage that raises the tax on investment income.

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Self-Protection For Index Investors

By Paul Amery | June 29, 2012

Creating a benchmark for an index fund that’s immune to price-rigging is harder than one might think.

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Are Sector ETFs Good Hedges?

By Devin Riley | June 28, 2012

Goldman released a research note recently on the pitfalls of using sector ETFs as a hedge that made too much of very little.

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Libor Scandal And Indexing

By Paul Amery | June 27, 2012

Could your fund’s index benchmark be manipulated by unscrupulous traders?

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Currency-Hedged BRIC ETFs?

By Paul Baiocchi | June 26, 2012

The BRIC currencies have taken it on the chin in the past year, and ETF investors need to have the tools to manage that risk.

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Time For An ETN Checkup?

By Carolyn Hill | June 22, 2012

Downgrades of major global banks should give investors pause about what this means for the ETN holders. But how worried should they be?

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Laboring To Define HFT

By Paul Britt | June 21, 2012

My last blog on high-frequency trading generated a fair amount of angry responses, most of them deserved.

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