Twenty percent of the stocks in the S&P 500 currently fail to meet the $14.5 billion market-cap threshold for membership.
An S&P Dow Jones report shows in stark terms how taxes hurt active funds' performance.
The central bank's tightening cycle might be peaking. That could be a window for equities.
Macroeconomic uncertainty has instead driven investors toward firms able to pay their interest expenses with earnings.
Aggressive rate hike campaigns from major central banks to tame inflation are taking their toll on the economy.
U.S. stock valuations are at a significant premium relative to history and other markets, he said.
Many analysts are walking back their bullish projections as the market nears the end of the year.
The tool combines climate risk projections with Bloomberg's company data.
U.S. stocks have slumped this month in their worst October performance in six years.
History suggests long-term, good-quality corporate debt or mortgage securities are a good bet.
The boomer trade means buy cruise stocks and not fashion retailers.
U.S. stocks are in their third month of declines after bond yields soared on worries about a persistently hawkish Fed.
Wien's list of annual surprises was widely read on Wall Street.
High-yield bonds and certain other areas in fixed income also look good.
The results at Princeton extended a string of low returns at the largest college endowments.
Analysts blamed the disappointing earnings on weaker net interest income growth.
Many balance sheets are more defensive now, said the execs during a Franklin Templeton webinar.
BlackRock is taking another shot at a strategy long dominated by mutual funds.
When the index goes a year without a high, history suggests a rally is around the corner.
But the S&P 500 has gone up during the last five government shutdowns.