The ETF Trend Following Playbook Featured in Associated Content
October 20, 2009 – The ETF Trend Following Playbook was reviewed in Associated Content today. Go here to read what they had to say, then stop on by our book page and purchase a copy for yourself! AKPC_IDS += "19461,"; Continue Reading »

Tom Lydon’s ETF Book Spotlighted in Investor’s Business Daily
October 20, 2009 – Tom Lydon recently spoke to Trang Ho at Investor’s Business Daily about his trend following discipline and his new book, The ETF Trend Following Playbook. It’s currently the number one book in mutual funds on... Continue Reading »

Tom Lydon Tells Fox Business What ETFs He Likes Now
October 14, 2009 – Tom Lydon goes on Fox Business to discuss the exchange traded funds (ETFs) he likes and the last time he had a full head of hair. View the video to find out when that was. AKPC_IDS... Continue Reading »

Competition Heats Up In Emerging Market ETF Space
October 13, 2009 – As the exchange traded fund (ETF) industry grows, the heat is on to provide not only the best product, but also the lowest-cost one. An example of this heated competition is taking place with two... Continue Reading »

Simple Guidelines for Choosing an ETF
October 12, 2009 – When it comes to investing with exchange traded funds (ETFs), there are simple guidelines to help determine which funds will work best for you and your investment needs. (more…) AKPC_IDS += "18850,"; Continue Reading »

Reports: Schwab Nearing an ETF Launch
October 9, 2009 – Charles Schwab is preparing to launch their inaugural line of exchange traded funds (ETFs) after waiting for the go-ahead for nearly a year. (more…) AKPC_IDS += "18773,"; Continue Reading »

Tom Appears on CNBC to Explain Why He’s Bullish
October 8, 2009 – Tom appeared on CNBC this morning to discuss why he’s bullish and what exchange traded funds (ETFs) he likes right now. AKPC_IDS += "18856,"; Continue Reading »

Water ETFs: Playing Our Most Valuable Resource
October 6, 2009 – Water is the world’s most valuable resource, used in nearly anything and everything you can think of. Investors who want to play the shortage of the commodity can easily do so with exchange traded... Continue Reading »