The tipping point where the passive trend could be problematic is still a ways off.
Market conditions are never the same from one era to another.
Symmetry Partners says clients and advisors steer away from international investing to their detriment.
The Fed chair’s fate is another wild card for markets.
The FAANGs on the average investors' portfolios may not be as scary as they look.
"I worry about him harming his presidency," the billionaire hedge fund manager said.
Worrying about financial innovations reduces the chance we’ll need a crisis to learn those innovations' limits.
Research Affiliates questions if stocks' 11 percent outperformance during Democratic presidencies is a statistical fluke.
Investors should be careful this week, with geopolitical risks looming.
The Great Recession turned millennials into conservative investors, says Legg Mason.
The investing confidence of both millionaire and affluent investors plummeted in May, Spectrem says.
High multiples might persist for a long time, challenging value investors.
The latest findings show the value an advisor can add simply by building a plan, says a Morningstar director.
Larry Fink says U.S. financial markets are probably fully priced at this moment.
Some investors are taking a contrarian approach to the old investment saw to sell in May and go away.
Vanguard founder John Bogle still believes in indexing, but not those based on smart beta strategies.
Everyone wants to live downtown, but only the rich can afford it. And it’s getting worse.
More than 40 percent of advisors now say socially responsible investing is important, according to the Eaton Vance survey.
Economists on an industry panel say the slow-growth economy has helped keep potential bubbles in check.
Morningstar identified nine mutual fund companies whose actively managed funds are most likely to withstand the test of time.