The funds have averaged a 4 percent gain this year, compared to 9 percent for the S&P 500.
Delisting can create a dangerous scenario for investors in what is already a highly dangerous product due to credit risk.
Many current providers likely don’t have a rosy future, says Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.
Goldman Sachs analysts say conversations with clients are starting to focus on the odds of a Democratic sweep.
He successfully bet that his company, JPMorgan Chase & Co., would bounce back after sinking in February.
Rental prices are rising much more slowly than in recent years, with luxury apartments leading the slump.
Things are going in reverse, as bubble-like prices show signs of declining.
Operating on thin margins, many small companies are surviving month to month.
The supply side could start drying up as some developers take listings off the market.
When millennials take home bigger paychecks, these sectors will surge, says Bank of America.