Investors in the flagship ARK Innovation ETF have mostly been left out of this year's blistering 161.58% rally.
BlackRock added two active ETFs, including a flexible income fund run by Rick Rieder.
One of the oldest artificial intelligence exchange-traded funds can't keep up with the tech's hype.
The fund invests in 'harder to reach' bonds such as high-yield and emerging market debt.
Volatility readings have also fallen to the calmest levels seen in over a year.
The two ETFs are designed in part to close the gap between active and passive ETFs.
The structure allows mutual funds to act like ETFs by generating returns for investors while minimizing taxes.
The launch is the first time the firm has converted a mutual fund into an ETF.
The Ontario Securities Commission said the firm has failed to comply with its capital requirements.
The new active/passive funds are primarily aimed at financial advisors who use the firm's wealth management platform.
When market volatility puts clients in a panic, John Hancock advisors follow a reliable script.
The founder of the Duquesne Family Office says the downturn should occur sometime in this quarter.
With demand for gold increasing, investors have different ways to invest.
The two funds would be the first double-leveraged Tesla-focused single-stock ETFs to trade in the U.S. market.
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U.S. ETFs traded $2.1 trillion worth of shares in April, the lowest monthly total since August 2020.
Turmoil in the banking sector has spilled over into the ETN market.
These funds use unique strategies to tap cash.
Diversification and a flight to safety mark the new portfolio mix, a Fidelity Institutional executive says.
Investors yanked $5.2 billion from US-domiciled sustainable funds in the first quarter of this year.