ETFs

Should you buy stocks or not?

From the perspectives of both absolute return and risk versus return, high-yield ETFs are a bad long-term investment.

Bullion breakout broken?

Yield-starved investors turn to high-dividend payers to squeeze out some cash flow, but how do you squeeze extra yield out of the market without blowing your risk budget?

Who’s reading equities better? Analysts or investors?

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Investing in high quality equities makes strategic sense for long-term investors.

Trends tend to persist. Here, the most recent top upgrades and downgrades to ETFs when screened through the lens of momentum. A equals a strong bullish trend, D equals strong a bearish trend.