Asset allocation really is a full-time job.

Anthony Bourdain isn't "looking to score big on the stock market," 60/40 is hot again and how much a burrito costs where you live.

Value and small-cap ETFs give investors a chance to test the Fama-French theory. Blind adherence to the theory might not be producing the best results.

It's tough to put the genie back in the bottle.

Such stocks have surged more than 30 percent since the start of July.

The price of platinum dropped this month amid prospects for higher U.S. interest rates and speculation that demand will slip for the metal used in auto pollution-control devices.

ETFs just surpassed $3 trillion in assets in 2015, while mutual funds have roughly $16 trillion in assets.

Small-cap health care stocks shaping up for a breakout

Investors are recoiling from riskier assets amid a mix of deteriorating credit fundamentals for retailers and energy companies and higher interest rates from the Federal Reserve, which will make it harder to refinance debt.

Institutional stock pickers control nearly half of the ETF options market.