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5 Best ETF Areas of March
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside the top-performing ETF areas of March.
5 ETFs Not Likely to Fool You in April
by Sanghamitra Saha
These ETFs -- some due to seasonality and others due to inherent prospects -- may perform better in April.
GDP, Jobless Claims Higher Near-Term
by Mark Vickery
GDP rose 0.2% from the last read, and jobless claims stayed above our trailing average and came in at 258K.
Article 50 Submitted, Triggering Brexit
by Mark Vickery
Prime Minister Theresa May formally invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty today, in a letter to the president of the European Council.
Top ETF Stories of Q1 from Wall Street
by Sweta Killa
Inside the top stories that dominated the headlines in the U.S. stock and ETF world.
Case-Shiller Shows Housing Market Heating Up
by Mark Vickery
January Case Shiller numbers were released before the bell today, and single-family homes were reported to have risen 5.9% year over year.
Sailing Past Healthcare Reform: Clear or Cloudy?
by Mark Vickery
Looking ahead, corporate tax reform and infrastructure spending are expected to dominate headlines.
Treasury and Utilities: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
ZROZ and FXU saw massive trading volume in Friday trading session.
Energy Sector & Indian Equities: Two ETFs Trading with Outsized Volume
by Zacks Equity Research
FXN and INP saw massive trading volumes in Thursday's trading session.
No Healthcare Feather in President's Cap
by Mark Vickery
Some insist they interested in moving on from this quagmire and onto more fiscally fruitful pursuits.
Will Healthcare Reform Pass the House?
by Mark Vickery
Passage by the House would likely keep the fires of the Trump Rally stoked a little longer.
Financials and Inverse S&P 500: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
KBE and SH saw massive trading volumes in Thursday's trading session.
Q1 GDP Growth Likely on the Weak Side
by Zacks Equity Research
Residual seasonality is likely causing first quarter growth to be weaker than its true pace.
Brexit: Still a Thing
by Mark Vickery
The U.K. will officially begin the decoupling process from the Eurozone on March 29.
Will St. Paddy's Market Be Wearin' o' the Green?
by Mark Vickery
With Q4 earnings season over, the Fed interest rate raise already having happened and priced into the market, and another massive day of NCAA Basketball Tournament games collide with St. Patrick???s Day on this Friday, we???re not sure what to expect as far as overall productivity on a day like today.
See How ETFs React When Hawks Act Like Doves
by Sanghamitra Saha
Gradual rate hike story made these ETFs surprise winners and losers.
Jobless Claims, Housing Starts and GoPro Make Headlines
by Mark Vickery
Futures are higher again today, with several data points bolstering the relative strength we???re seeing throughout the domestic economy.
Is the ETF Industry Outpacing Hedge Funds?
by Zacks Equity Research
The ETF industry grew at a faster pace than hedge funds in 2016, according to a study conducted by ETFGI.
Bet on These Quality ETFs as March Hike is Most Likely
by Sanghamitra Saha
A few reasons to bet on quality ETFs now.
Nothing/No One Matters More than This Woman Today
by Mark Vickery
Markets have been pulling the foot off the gas for more than a week ahead of the understanding that the Fed would raise rates this afternoon.
235K New Jobs Remove Last Stop from Fed Rate Hike
by Mark Vickery
235K new jobs were created in the month of February, continuing the strong labor market we???ve seen for nearly the entire past year.
ADP Posts Blowout 298K New Jobs
by Mark Vickery
ADP posted 298K jobs in the month of February ??? a full 100K higher than the 188K expected by analysts.
Energy and Gold Mining: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
PXJ and GDXJ saw massive trading volumes in yesterday session.
Emerging Market & Gold: Two ETFs Trading with Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
IAU and DEM saw massive trading volumes in Thursday's trading session.
Lowest Weekly Jobless Claims in 44 Years, SNAP Goes Public
by Mark Vickery
223K new jobless claims is the lowest since March of 1973 as the markets climb ever higher. Will these fortunes befall the new Snap Inc. (SNAP) IPO?