ETF Investing News, Analysis and Tips

The two biggest questions for SCHD right now are 1) what’s caused it to underperform so badly, even within its category and 2) will those trends continue into 2025.

Bond market conditions look challenging, but these ETFs offer a combination of healthy yield, upside potential and managed risk.

With such a wide range of potential outcomes this year, risk management and value capture will be important themes.

Here’s how these new ETFs differ from the money market mutual funds you’re likely familiar with.

These two popular ultra-high yield ETFs could be setting up well to deliver another year of double-digit returns.

If the U.S. economy can continue to expand, but pesky inflation remains an issue, these funds are well-positioned to have a good year.

I wouldn't be surprised to see this ETF follow the NVIDIA return trajectory and deliver a 100%+ return.

My forecasts for inflation and the Fed turned out to be true. The year's biggest winners and losers? Not so much.

This ETF features a concentrated portfolio of crypto-related stocks with a high yield option income strategy.

In my opinion, the answer is yes, but it really depends on what your personal goals are.

The dividend stock landscape is changing. That could give popular ETFs a boost in December.

Pivoting from Treasury floaters to corporate floaters does the job for now, but this target yield will probably require taking significantly more risk soon.

The markets are pricing in a full implementation of the Trump agenda, but that may not happen with a split Congress.

There will be some clear winners and losers in a second Trump term.

Here’s my roundtable of whats good, bad, and ugly about the major gold bullion ETFs trading on the market today.

Why have they succeeded where so many others have failed?