Playing them through ETFs is getting simple.

Goldman's research is the latest from Wall Street showing how active funds can fight back in the face of the onslaught of passive vehicles.

Investors have pulled $135 billion from mutual funds and ETFs and sent most of the cash to fixed income. But why? The S&P 500 is up 11% in less than six months and sits not too far off a record.

Advisors will see a 45% lower transaction charge for some funds.

New ETFs allow trading in investor sentiment.

Alts have largely disappointed investors. These ETFs optimize low correlation, volatility and—most important—shape statistics.

The SEC on Monday asked for additional comments on Cboe’s plan to list an ETF from VanEck Associates Corp. and SolidX Partners Inc.

It’s been a good ride. And it may not be over.