If you Americans think we've got a tough environment for spreading the word on index investing, try coming to Europe.

ALPS enters ETF market with a global real estate fund tracking a Cohen & Steers index.

WisdomTree files for the first fundamentally weighted growth funds.

I'm not sure what gets people so fired up about ETNs. I think it's mostly about market share. Let's look at them from the INVESTOR'S standpoint.

New Market Vectors seek to stretch the euro's run-up against the dollar even more.

With the price of oil hitting $120/barrel, the MacroShares have maxed out.

Some simple arithmetic reveals whether active investing works better than owning the entire market with the lowest cost.

Direxion seeks to enter the ETF market with leveraged and inverse funds offering 300% exposure.

I’ve received a lot of great feedback on my column about investing in the Information Age.

I've spent the past three days without access to the Internet, and it's got me thinking about information.