The $7.4 Trillion ETF Industry Is Littered With One-Hit Wonders
$7.4T ETF world wrestling with unique strain of concentration risk: some of biggest issuers reliant on single product for the bulk of their success.
Goldman Sachs Blames Zero-Day Options for Fueling S&P 500 Selloff
Look closely at the contours of Tuesday’s tumble in the S&P 500 and fingerprints of a new market force come into focus.
The Pre-Pandemic Economy May Never Come Back: Morning Brief
US economic story of the year was hammered home again on with the July retail sales report showing consumer spending remains surprisingly resilient.
Believe it or not, Consumer Sentiment is Improving
Market rallied as we were reminded not to underestimate U.S. consumer. BEA reported personal consumption expenditures growth accelerated in June.
Secure 3.0: What would a successor to SECURE look like?
The SECURE Act was signed into law in December 2019. SECURE 2.0 became law three years after that. Could SECURE 3.0 be in the works?