Financial ETFs in Turnaround Mode
March 19, 2010 – The financial sector is on many investors radar, as the lows seen last year have to get better. What does the recent performance of the biggest financial exchange traded fund(ETF) indicate about the health... Continue Reading »

State Street Files for Bond ETFs; ProShares Launches More Inverse Funds
March 19, 2010 – Judging by the slew of filings and launches in recent months, bond exchange traded funds (ETFs) are the It Fund this year. With that, State Street Global Advisors has designs to launch seven bond... Continue Reading »

The Top 10 ETFs Investors Are Trading
March 17, 2010 – It’s often been said that the top 10 exchange traded funds (ETFs) make up more than 50% of all ETF trading volume. Here are the 10 most actively traded long-only ETFs trading right now. (more…) Continue Reading »

China, Possible U.S. Downgrades Weigh Down ETFs
March 15, 2010 – China’s policy moves and the fate of the United State’s credit rating are once again weighing on investors’ minds, sending stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs) mixed in early trading. (more…) Continue Reading »

A Year Later: 8 Top ETFs Since the Market’s Low
March 9, 2010 – What a difference a year makes. At this time in 2009, it seemed that the markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) couldn’t sink much further. Little did we know, a reprieve was to come. Here... Continue Reading »

Stocks, ETFs Go Mixed as Obama Talks Health Care
March 8, 2010 – A mixture of corporate deals, pleas for a health care deal and promising signs but no resolutions about the debt situation in Greece has exchange traded funds (ETFs) feeling a little topsy-turvy as they search... Continue Reading »

ETFs in the Pipeline: Fixed-Income and International Leverage
March 6, 2010 – The world of exchange traded funds (ETFs) is getting a little bit bigger and a little more interesting. Van Eck plans to offer two first-of-their-kind fixed-income ETFs, while ProShares is also gearing up to launch... Continue Reading »

Slew of Positives Lift Markets and ETFs
March 1, 2010 – Finally, Greece may have a bailout deal in hand and AIG (NYSE: AIG) agreed to sell off one of its divisions in order to raise some much-needed cash. The net effect is a slew of... Continue Reading »