ETFs

While investors are bullish on gold, the price took a hit Monday on speculation that Emmanuel Macron will become France's next president.

New evidence shows that higher ownership of individual stocks by ETFs widens the bid-ask spreads in those shares, making them more expensive to trade and therefore less attractive.

What happens when investing reaches the final frontier?

Trust in financial advisors is on the rise, an alternative means of investing in gold and Sallie Krawcheck's advice for new investors

Diversity is essential if AGF is to regain its dominance after a six-year drop in net revenue.

Emerging-market ETFs have been able to trump their active peers on both cost and performance

Risk perceptions are rising.

The rise of passive indexing plus the Fed's monetary policies show all the signs of a bubble.

Popularity comes with a price.

It's survival of the fittest across the Atlantic, where are about 2,200 exchange-traded funds, with more than 1,500 having less than $100 million in assets.