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The median fee charge by registered investment advisers fell to just 0.90 percent of assets under management in 2008, down from 1.11 percent in 2007, according the Rydex/SGI Annual Advisor Benchmarking Study. Investment News suggests that the drop in fees was driven in part by the market pullback, which had advisers scrambling to maintain clients. Read the full article here.
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[News] 12/21/2009
Deutsche Bank Ends Index Deal With First Trust ETF -
[News] 12/16/2009
db x-trackers Hedge Fund ETF Hits US$1 Billion -
[News] 01/04/2010
Source Launches US Equity Sector ETFs -
[News] 01/03/2010
DJ Stoxx 600 Registers Biggest Gain Of Decade In 2009 -
[News] 12/27/2009
U.S. Commodity Funds Files For New Diversified ETF
BABs: Beautiful If You’re Not Rich
Despite the Wall Street Journal’s worries about Build America Bonds, they can be great for your portfolio, especially if you’re not super-wealthy.
PHYS: Not A Gold ETF, And A BAD Deal
In the words of Star Wars' Admiral Ackbar: “It's a trap!"
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Reconsidering Transparency
Matt Hougan replies to criticism of his recent claim that ETF transparency is a ruse. See All
