The markets this week reminded investors that expectations tied to averages and history can be wrong

The good ole days. | Copyright George Marks, Getty Images Ever wonder how you wound up in an office cubicle instead of a private office with your own secretary, couch and wet bar? The Economist takes a deep dive into the history of the cubic...

GLD’s been sort of stuck lately. That’s not likely to last

Taking a look at four measures of market value, all at historically high levels

It is important to keep in mind that, in the absence of clarity, investors can adhere to a manifest of principles in their process

In an effort to distinguish new ETFs from existing ones, some issuers are getting downright goofy with their tickers. The Australians seem to take the cake, with the ProShares Ultra Australian Dollar ETF trading under “GDAY,” the ProShares Ultr...

Efficient long-term exposure to volatility can help investors weather all parts of a market cycle

During a month characterized by a bumpy stock market and declining oil prices, advisor confidence in the economy ticked down slightly in December, although the confidence level is as high as it was in December 2013...