Investors are giving up on an industry where $660 billion has been erased from share values since oil’s plunge began three years ago.

With the proliferation of smart beta ETFs, how should advisors go about evaluating these funds? Matt Hougan and Dave Nadig provide some ideas at the Inside Smart Beta conference.

Emerging markets may offer attractive possibilities as elevated U.S. valuations make modest equity returns harder to achieve.

ETF's aren't just winning the contest for investors' cash. They're smashing it.

While the XLK saw its biggest weekly outflows since January 2016, the QQQ added $1.78 in a single day.

Investors have good reasons to be complacent, but that doesn’t necessarily mean everyone is.

Advisors will no longer be able to offer clients hundreds of investments, but few assets managed by the brokerage will be affected.

In light of the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule, more advisors are thinking about the advice they provide, including cash held outside the brokerage account.