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Bloomberg News
Investors who dumped shares in gold ETFs amid the biggest selloff in the metal in four years may be in for a shock: Capital-gains taxes are higher than for stocks and bonds.
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Bloomberg News
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the largest structured notes issuer in the U.S., is capitalizing on growing investor appetite for risky assets by selling securities betting on corporate debt.
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Maureen Nevin Duffy
The growing use of ETFs enables financial advisors to fulfill a strategic, active management role over client portfolios in a time- and cost-efficient way.
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Daniela Pylypczak
Recent developments from China’s security regulator may provide some intriguing investment opportunities in that country’s expected IPO boom.
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by Aaron Levitt
There’s much to like about active ETFs, but investors need to balance risk, reward and costs before investing.
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Jeff Schlegel
Actively managed ETFs are growing in number, but active equity-based funds are slow to catch on.
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Michael Johnston
The largest ETFs are popular for a reason, but investors willing to dig a bit deeper can find exciting alternatives.
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by Stephen Simpson
ETFs focused on master limited partnerships both diversify the risk and provide a simple Form 1099 to investors instead of a K-1.
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David Sterman
These one-stop shop funds employ asset diversification and seek to produce enhanced risk-adjusted returns.
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