ETFs

In a move the company says is motivated by sharing the benefits of scale, Charles Schwab will reduce trading costs and fees, while also eliminating minimums and introducing a new money-back guarantee.

Talking about what’s “normal” in politics is always fraught with subjectivity. So let’s tackle the concept by talking about something totally different: exchange-traded funds.

Rule change will push $304 billion in bonds out of the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index.

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A software troglodyte eye ETF’s breakout

It would be a mistake to assume that most individual investors today are out of equities. Instead, small investors adapted rather well to the new market reality.

Forty-five percent of advisors plan to increase their allocations to ETFs, and nearly a third expect to boost allocations to passive investment products as a result of the DOL rule, Cerulli research shows.

Investments Even a Marxist Would Love

Investors should be forewarned that passive strategies are as cyclical as anything else and red flags have emerged that warrant caution.