Doug Fabian
What 2014’s Lower Interest Rates Mean for Investors
Conventional wisdom says that the reduction in bond buying from the Fed should have caused interest rates to rise. However, this just hasn’t happened yet.
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Your Q1 ETF Scorecard
The first quarter of 2014 is history, and now it’s time to do a little review of the various sector exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to show how the market performed during the past three volatile months. The first thing to note when looking at the performance table below of representative sector ETFs is that there was […]
Fidelity Forays into Low-Cost Funds
Fidelity Investments is a relatively recent entrant to the exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider market. Fidelity, founded in 1946, probably is best known as one of the largest providers of mutual funds and other actively managed funds, featuring actively managed sector funds. Now, Fidelity has thrown itself into the low-cost end of the ETF pool with […]
How to Make the Most of Charles Schwab’s Broad ETF Providings
Charles Schwab’s discount investing company provides one of the industry’s widest selections of exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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How China and Emerging Markets Have Quietly Rebounded
Recently, stocks in both China and the emerging markets have staged a quiet comeback. FXI just broke above its 50-day moving average, while EEM now is back above both its 50- and 200-day moving averages.
How Guggenheim Paints a Unique Exchange-Traded Fund Portfolio Picture
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider with a name more recognizable from the world of art, rather than investments, is Guggenheim.