Investing in ETFs

My favorite asset class is small-cap stocks. That’s because it’s where you are most likely to find interesting little companies that other people pass over. Read more

In seeking three solid choices for ETFs in each asset class, we hit one of my favorite categories: mid-cap value ETFs. Read more

Private equity firms and business development companies are now holding more than $1.2 trillion in “dry powder” on the sidelines. Read more

The saying that it never pays to fight the Fed can easily be extended to any central banker on a mission, regardless of nationality. Read more

The European Central Bank’s massive QE program could lift European equities out of the stagnant growth that has persisted since the Great Recession. Read more

ETFs permit investors to directly target sectors and investment styles that align with a diversified long-term portfolio strategy. Read more

Despite being overlooked globally, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index is less than 200 points away from its all-time high of 2228.96, set in May 2011. Read more

On April 22, the Nikkei 225 index, Japan’s blue chip barometer, closed above 20000 for the first time since March 2000. Read more

Growth stocks have their place, but I think holding large-cap value ETFs of some kind in a long-term diversified portfolio is very important. Read more