Years ago, when advisors initially created their LinkedIn accounts, many were liberal when it came to connections. They accepted requests from anyone who wanted to connect. This included competitors, shallow acquaintances, and more.
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The industry’s buzzing about the dramatic growth in the ETF market, but so far this year 30 ETFs have closed down. Here’s a list of some ETFs that advisors may want to avoid.
Gen-Y recruits have very different expectations from work than their older colleagues. So as more baby boomers age out of the business, office managers who know what makes millennials tick will have an edge.
Many brokerage firms are starting to offer hybrid accounts to their clients—which combine advisory with self-directed capabilities. But advisors aren’t afraid of it.
It’s a widely held myth that thinly traded ETFs lack liquidity. But the structure of the funds means liquidity is more a matter of underlying securities.