Rather than just chasing performance, fund flows demonstrate investors are increasingly finding comfort in the lower-cost and index-based approach.

Treating ETFs as a class of assets independent from stocks is among the nine biggest market structure trends for 2019, according to a report from Greenwich Associates.

Illiquid markets aren’t the ETF apocalypse they're made out to be.

We’re testing the SPY-OEF spread line again.

If the current trend holds, ETFs will surpass mutual funds and top 50 percent of assets in 2019.

Naushad Virji of ShariaPortfolio lays out what advisors need to consider to win clients with specific needs.

Gold can be a store of value and some longer-term trends make it attractive.

Analysts are almost unanimously calling for a shift to quality.

Active managers were long reluctant to put their strategies in an ETF—not Davis Advisors. Dodd Kittsley on why active is the next great growth area for ETFs.

More thematic funds have started this year than ever before, but survival can be tough.