David Hogg called out big asset managers on Twitter, Daniel Glick was sentenced to 12 years in prison and Dennis Zank is going from Raymond James COO to an advisor.

Despite recent and expected hikes by the Fed and stocks selling off, U.S. companies paid a record amount of cash dividends in the first quarter of 2018. These dividend-paying ETFs should be on your radar screen.

Oil refiners are riskier than the market but …

Recent market action is changing investor appetites for risk.

The asset manager completed its acquisition of Guggenheim Investments’ $39 billion ETFs, it announced Monday, and already it’s slashing fees on some of those funds as it looks to lure new assets.

Investors seek refuge in safer bonds, pulling money out of high yield and putting it into Treasury funds.

Financial bloggers debate missing ETFs, portfolios with an active tilt outperformed in 2017 and advisors may no longer be able to deduct client lunches.

It’s not the ETF’s volume that really matters.

We think these value indexed funds’ performance relative to active funds is the result of investment decisions made by active managers, not the ETFs.