John Serrapere of Arrow Insights adjusts his portfolio for the troubles to come. M&A funds, VIX ETNs and commodities are attractive.
With another US$464 million of inflows to European sector equity ETFs last week, it looks as though this part of the European market is finally starting to catch up with its US counterpart.
Ignore the dollar and its ugly duckling cousins like the euro; look to emerging markets for growth.
Eliminating negative alpha should top investors’ ‘to-do’ lists.
As uncertainty persists, bonds see surge in flows while commodity ETFs top $20 billion in net inflows by the end of July.
If you’ve got a chunk of money still in cash, here are three practical strategies for moving back into stocks after a five-month rally.
With the 'easy money' in financial markets already made—thanks to the S&P 500 being up 50% since March—economic recovery will be the key factor in stock market returns.
The U.S. economy could face tough times by this time next year. The intersection between politics and business is going to be a key.
The stock market, and representative exchange-traded funds, technically seem set up for consolidation. At the same time, we're keeping our powder ready for a fourth-quarter spurt.
The era of excessive spending with cheap credit and a strong currency is over.
With equity markets well above their March lows, and decent earnings reports announced by Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan this week, is the worst over for the financials sector? And how do the main European ETF issuers rank by credit spreads?
Although serious challenges clearly imbue this earnings season, there are also some encouraging factors.
Economic signals suggest that deflation might not be dead yet. Here are some possible investment strategies, just in case.
A thorough review of asset class valuations reveals many asset classes may have come too far, too fast in the financial market’s recent rally.
Although the economy is beginning to recover, the strength and durability of the rebound remains to be seen.
How have the dividends paid by companies in European sector indexes changed since the credit crunch? Here's a look at recent trends.
How have the dividends paid by companies in European sector indices changed since the credit crunch? We take a chart-based look at recent trends.
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