There are other not-so-obvious ways to bet on cryptocurrencies in the U.S. stock market.

Too often, investors rely on the wisdom of the crowd.

Generation X’s debt is hurting long-term planning, alternative fund fees dwarf traditional mutual funds and Guggenheim predicts the next recession.

With the extreme, rapid price appreciation of digital currencies, some clients may be demanding an investment in cryptocurrencies. If you must, diversification is key.

On the eve of hitting $11,000 per unit, the wealth manager and the fintech entrepreneur shared when and why they first invested in the digital currency.

"There will be a bear market, eventually.”

“There is less innovation in the U.S. Treasury market than any other market I am involved with,” David Rutter says.

Wall Street investors and the average punter are desperate to ride a boom that is openly touted as unsustainable, even by its cheerleaders.

ETF buyers aren’t looking closely enough at their holdings and instead are relying on diversification to keep them safe, says Paul Andrews, secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions.