Funds that track non-traditional gauges have raised questions about the line between active and passive management.

In a business increasingly dominated by inexpensive index funds, Jeffrey Gundlach has succeeded by actually picking good investments.

The markets research team at Ycharts put together this easily digestible list, ten charts that reflect the market and the economy over the past ten years.

The trick is finding the right risk.

Launched in 1994, target-date funds now boast assets of more than $2 trillion. What's next?

Robinhood promises long-demanded DRIP accounts and fractional share investing, while Schwab provides its own commitments.

AdvisorShares launched an ETF with a similar ticker symbol to ETF Managers Group and ETFMG is not cool with it.