Financial bloggers debate missing ETFs, portfolios with an active tilt outperformed in 2017 and advisors may no longer be able to deduct client lunches.
Some socially responsible investors have begun lumping Facebook in with so-called sin stocks, such as tobacco or weapons shares, they routinely filter out of their portfolios.
The notion that active managers shine during periods of market volatility hasn’t had a chance to be tested for quite some time, but February gave them reason for optimism.