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A Guidepost For Investing In “Smart Beta” ETFs
Over the past several years traditional market cap weighted indexes have been derided. Why? Because upstarts, known as “smart beta” have taken the ETF marketplace by storm and are trying to dislodge traditional indexing .
3 Risks That Could Derail Your Retirement Plan
Even those who have been diligent savers throughout the years, carefully investing their money, they could face catastrophic situations that derail their ability to live a comfortable retirement. Let’s examine a few of them.
A $1.3 Million Portfolio Report Card For JPG In Maryland
What are the hallmarks of a well-built and financially sound investment portfolio? For some, it’s simply owning the top performing stocks or mutual funds. For others, it’s owning the funds or ETFs with the lowest cost.
Is Your Portfolio’s Performance Satisfactory?
What’s your investment portfolio’s performance? Do you know? Just 57% of U.S. adults are “financially literate,” according to a study from Standard & Poor’s titled the “2015 Global Financial Literacy Survey.”
Your Investment Portfolio’s Missing Piece
Thanks to growth in the ETF marketplace, commodities have been securitized, finally making them an “investable market” for the average investor. With a brokerage account, you can now own commodities by simply investing in exchange-traded products.
Got Real Estate?
Look at your investment portfolio. Do you have exposure to real estate? Is your exposure broad or is it limited to just one company?
3 Lies About ETFs
As U.S. stocks register new highs and bond yields register new lows, the exchange-traded fund marketplace keeps humming along. This is true of ETFs in virtually all asset classes.
Utilities, Anyone?
The celebratory nature of the stock market is being masked by another telling trend: Defensive sectors are outperforming higher risk areas.
Should You Hedge Currency Risk?
Currency prices go up, they go down, and sometimes they crash. And just like other financial markets, currency prices are not immune to volatility. Should you be hedging your portfolio against currency volatility?
How Should Your Non-Core Portfolio Look?
If used properly, the non-core portfolio can greatly enhance an investor’s total returns. On the other hand, if used improperly, the non-core portfolio can dramatically change the risk and volatility profile of the portfolio.
Should Correlations Drive Your Investment Decisions?
Do stock market correlations matter?
Energy Sector Crushes Conventional Wisdom
Price is what counts, not rigid EPS statistics, and right now energy stocks have ripped higher.
Fund Shareholders With SunEdison Get Zapped By Bankruptcy Filing
SunEdison now joins the endless parade of defunct stock market ex-darlings like Enron, eToys, IndyMac, and Washington Mutual. Yes, the circumstances are different, but the results are the same: bankruptcy.
Are Equal Weight Indexes Bias-Free?
Equal-weighted indexes are not bias-free because they introduce their own set of biases. If smaller stocks, for instance, are in favor and outperforming, the biases of equal-weighting will look smart.
The Performance Of Active Managers Keeps Getting Worse
The underperformance by equity managers is has occurred during both favorable and unfavorable markets.
Globe’s Dullest Sector Is Effortlessly Beating The S&P 500
Sector rotation is an investment strategy that’s frequently discussed in theoretical terms with scant real world application for individual investors.
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