Is gold about to embark on another upleg when measured in terms of the Dow Jones Industrial Average index?
The first quarterly increase in the S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index in three years certainly has warmed the hearts of investors. Now, MacroShares has given them a way to play. Should they?
Ben Bernanke deserves credit for rescuing us from the edge of abyss. The question is, what does he do now?
IU.eu Staff Monday, 24 August 2009
News Corp. is considering selling the venerable Dow Jones indexing business.
As my colleague Murray Coleman points out in his latest blog on IndexUniverse.com, recent outflows from US leveraged and inverse ETFs suggest that we may be past the peak of the boom in this sector.
IU.eu Staff Wednesday, 19 August 2009
The leveraged and inverse ETF sector in the US has come under the spotlight in recent weeks. Will the European sector face similar difficulties?
Edward Chancellor, acclaimed author and member of the asset allocation team at GMO LLC, talks to Paul Amery, editor of IndexUniverse.eu, about his firm’s approach to portfolio construction.
IU.eu Staff Monday, 10 August 2009
Chris Cook’s fascinating blog on the oil market pricing structures that underlie energy ETFs raises several broader questions.
Index providers have benefited handsomely from the boom in passive investing. But will a recent German court ruling lead to a fundamental rethink of their business model?
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