Trader ‘Exhaustion’ Drags April ETF Volume to Lowest Since 2020
As stocks and bonds gyrate in well-defined ranges, the exchange traded-fund industry is sending a clear message: traders are tired.
Flexible Plan: Why Financial Education Matters
(Flexible Plan) Did you know that this April was the 20th anniversary of Financial Literacy Month?
Financial Literacy Month was designated officially in 2003 by the U.S. Senate to start the following year during the administration of George W. Bush. (Interestingly, Barbara Bush was passionate about many literacy causes and started the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy in 1989.)
AssetMark: 5 Paths to Independence as an RIA
(AssetMark) What is making more advisors interested in breaking away to pursue independence? Some of the top reasons that advisors choose to start their own firms include a higher earning potential, more freedom to make decisions for their clients, business autonomy, and professional legacy. However, not all paths to independence will look the same. This article looks at the five main paths to forming an independent RIA and how to ensure your transition goes as smoothly as possible.
Stagflation Is the Risk That Eludes Investors Mispricing Markets
Financial markets are caught up in a tug of war between lingering inflation and concern about a recession.
Dimon: 'This Part of the Crisis is Over'
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Monday that the seizure of First Republic puts to rest an excruciating period of panic for the banking system.