With little coming from the Trump administration regarding fiscal policy, the markets have settled down.

ETFs issue warnings

Retirement accounts might be propping-up equity valuations, advisors weigh-in on the new administration and investors vote on their dream financial advisor.

Four reasons investors should be ready to stomach greater market volatility in 2017.

The Healthy Markets Association is developing a tool to examine stock trading with Amazon Web Services.

Latin American equity funds betting that Brazil’s economy is on the rebound.

Eyeing political risks of this year’s elections, investors pulling money from Netherlands and France.

Utilities and energy taking in new money, even as fund managers doubt rally in oil prices is sustainable.

Competing reflation and stagflation will make for volatile markets -- until the next breakout occurs.

“For the markets, the honeymoon is starting to end with Trump.”