The ETF Report

Diversifying your investment portfolio: It’s a dull exercise that people repeatedly hear, yet a chore they execute with consistent imprecision.

Sit back, relax, and save some money.

Yes kids, stock prices can sometimes plummet.

The beginning of a new year is always an important moment for personal reflection.

Stock market volatility is often wrongly portrayed by the mainstream media as an enemy.

Although our era of discount brokers and commission free platforms has greatly reduced the cost of online trading, the cost of buy and selling stocks along with ETFs can still add up.

Does your portfolio have a margin of safety?

Heading into the final trading month of the year, the U.S. stock market has history riding on its side.

In a statement the NYSE said: “Subject to effectiveness of a rule filing with the SEC, NYSE and NYSE MKT will no longer accept new Stop Orders and Good Till Cancelled (“GTC”) Orders beginning February 26, 2016.

Imagine hiring a builder to construct you a home.

Stocks in the solar and alternative energy space are getting crushed.

There are 118 million U.S. households and 108 million have under $500,000 of investable assets while 100 million have less than $100,000 to invest.

In case you missed it, Wall Street’s rich and famous are having their worst yearly performance since 2011.

On Oct. 15, the sitting U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew sent his warning letter to Congress to increase the U.S. debt ceiling “or else.”

Jack Bogle has made changes inside his personal investment portfolio.

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have long been buried inside the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) but have now received a giant promotion.

It’s been said the only bubbles that Wall Street sees are the bubbles in its champagne glasses.

Prudent investing in a reckless world has become a long-forgotten idea.