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Asia ETF Roundup

By Cris Sholto Heaton | September 03, 2010

Hong Kong gains a dark pool, the Philippines stock exchange’s new trading and market data system suffers a few teething problems, and investors switch from China to diversified Asia ETFs.

Capitalist Cop: Don’t Obsess About A Double Dip

By Oscar Silver | September 02, 2010

A double-dip recession? Maybe, maybe not, but don’t lose faith in capitalism’s capacity to right a ship that’s listing.

NEXT Investments Plans US Nikkei 225 ETF

By Olivier Ludwig | September 02, 2010

NEXT Investments, known for generating innovative ideas for its ETF-industry clients, has filed with regulators to make a Nikkei 225 ETF available to U.S. investors.

Investors Still Eyeing Treasury Bonds And Gold

By J.D. Steinhilber | September 02, 2010

Will stocks and gold benefit most if the Fed implements more quantitative easing?

McCall’s Call: Hot ETFs For A Double Dip

By Matthew D. McCall | September 01, 2010

Matt McCall isn’t as worried as lot of other people that the U.S. economy is headed for a double-dip recession, but he’s got an investment plan just in case it does.

Schwab To Buy Windward As ETF Plans Expand

By Cinthia Murphy | September 01, 2010

Schwab’s push into ETFs enters realm of acquisitions with plan to buy Boston-based Windward.

Barclays Launches Latest Volatility-Linked ETN

By Steve Dew | September 01, 2010

Barclays debuts another volatility-linked ETN in a crowding corner of the exchange-traded product world.

New ETF Seeding Models Elusive

By Olivier Ludwig | August 31, 2010

Is market structure or market maturity behind new challenges of launching ETFs?

Boiling Point: Did The Fed Miss The Handoff?

By Chadd Bennett | August 30, 2010

If the Fed’s efforts to jump-start the economy have failed, then a true recovery is years, not months away.

Arnott: Debt Be Not Proud

By Rob Arnott and John West | August 27, 2010

Exploring the relationship between sovereign debt levels and the economic might of the debtor nations.

McCall's Call: The Search For Yield With ETFs

By Matthew D. McCall | August 26, 2010

With Treasurys paying bupkis, where can investors turn for yield?

Capitalist Cop: When Will Markets Calm?

By Oscar Silver | August 25, 2010

When will the financial insanity end? Not when you think...

Understanding Bond ETF Premiums And Discounts

By Matthew Tucker & Stephen Laipply | August 24, 2010

An article from the latest issue of the Journal of Indexes: Are bond ETF prices accurate or are they subject to investor demand?

Market Timing Or Buy-And-Hold?

By Kent Grealish | August 24, 2010

Tactical asset allocation may be the perfect middle ground between market timing and buying and holding.

WisdomTree’s ‘ELD’ Raking In Assets

By Olivier Ludwig | August 20, 2010

The launch of WisdomTree’s new local-currency emerging market debt ETF is its splashiest yet.

Asia ETF Roundup

By Cris Sholto Heaton | August 20, 2010

Taiwan and Thailand look to expand their ETF offerings, while growing interest in listed dividend futures in the region could mean Asian dividend trackers are not far off.

Capitalist Cop: New Advisers, Same Shtick

By Oscar Silver | August 19, 2010

The search for new blood in the financial advisory business often amounts to little more than the same old story.

US One Seeks To Offer Foreign-Holding ETFs

By Steve Dew and Olivier Ludwig | August 19, 2010

Reno, Nev.-based upstart One Fund casts a wider net to include foreign securities in its ETFs.

McCall’s Call: Emerging Market Debt ETFs

By Matthew D. McCall | August 19, 2010

Should the trend be your friend when it comes to emerging markets debt? Matt McCall thinks so.

Rondeau’s Technicals: ETF Volumes Misleading

By Ray Rondeau | August 18, 2010

The case of XRT, a fund that lost about two-thirds of its assets during the second quarter, poses unique challenges to technicians.

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