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.

A reinstated Glass-Steagall wouldn't cover money-market funds, investment banks and REITs.

New share classes reduce conflicts of interest and boost returns, four Kansas City firms merge and investor sentiment has fallen off.

Popularity comes with a price.

Plan for the long-term in U.S. stocks as the short-term investor will likely be disappointed.

Mutual funds are disappearing at an alarming rate, retirement plan investors could save at least $17 billion per year and the Whisky Watch is an actual thing.

An unconventional approach to investing drives Scott Minerd’s outperformance at Guggenheim Partners.