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JPMorgan's BBUS just priced itself below VTI, but the fee advantage comes with a quiet omission that changes the whole comparison, and whether it costs you or pays you depends on where your money actually sits.
Recent inflation trends have forced the Federal Reserve to pause anticipated rate cuts, making high interest rates and small stocks an important topic for investors again. The common belief is that small stocks underperform when interest rates are high or rising. That view is not baseless, outlines Faris Sleem, editor of The Bowser Report.
A fund's label tells you the category, but rarely reveals the concentrated bet you might be making inside.
Your diversified ETF portfolio may be leaning heavily on a single railroad stock that has run far ahead of its trend.
Style Box ETF report for IWM
Brent crude topped $100 for the first time since May as Middle East tensions escalated. Here's which ETFs could benefit and which may come under pressure.
The China internet fund looks tempting after a steep drop, but its own history of recovering from dips is a cautionary tale.
An exchange-traded fund's label tells you the category, but the real story is always in the composition.
A new peak feels like a moment for a big move, but the fund's own numbers suggest a quieter path is the wiser one.
Today, we’re going to look at a long strangle trade due to the low IV percentile, that will profit if IWM makes a big move in either direction in the next few weeks.
<body><p>STORY: The iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) was trading lower on Wednesday (July 22).</p><p>"The catalyst for small caps being down is a rise in interest rates," Lang said. "Small caps are anathema to higher interest rates."</p><p>"We're seeing steady rises [in rates] over the past several weeks," he noted, adding that the 10-year Treasury yield is "pushing up against 4.7%."</p><p>"Once it pushes past through 4.7%, I think the wheels come off on some of these small-cap stocks," Lang said.</p></body>