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/PRNewswire/ -- North American Company for Life and Health Insurance® (North American), a member company of Sammons Financial Group and one of the largest...

Investors seeking quality exposure and access to various parts of the globe can look to three FlexShares ETFs.

Low volatility stocks are trying to make a comeback, while online retail looks positioned for a rebound.

The old adage “Time is money” no longer means what it used to. As traditional investments become a less efficient way of growing wealth, investors expect a lot more from their investments, advisors and funds managers. We’re all looking at the smartest ways of preserving and nurturing our wealth and today’s investor has access to exciting new avenues. This is where Smart Beta Investing comes in to play ball. Now, the question of whether active management is better than smart beta managem...

While investing in international equities comes with inherent risks, exchange traded fund (ETF) investors can sleep easier with...

Over the past couple of weeks, the Indian equity market has been on a roll. It has not only managed to take out a double top resistance at 15,431, but also closed at a new lifetime high of 15,670. The extent of the buoyancy has been such that Nifty has accumulated nearly 1,000 points of gains in just three weeks. The volatility, as represented by INDIA VIX, has fallen another 8.40% and the index currently stands at 15.9400. This is by far its lowest level in recent months. This low point was se...

Q.ai runs daily factor models to get the most up-to-date reading on stocks and ETFs. Today, our deep-learning algorithms have dug up Gilead Sciences, Inc. among others.

Q.ai runs daily factor models to get the most up-to-date reading on stocks and ETFs. Today, our deep-learning algorithms have identified Tyson Foods and GATX Corporation, among others.

Q.ai runs daily factor models to get the most up-to-date reading on stocks and ETFs. Today, our deep-learning algorithms have identified Apple and Facebook among others.

The Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV) is a passive exchange traded fund, but there are times when it undergoes some noticeable sector shifts. SPLV, one of the titans among “low vol” ETFs, follows the S&P 500 ® Low Volatility Index. Both the ETF and the benchmark are rebalanced four times a year, with the most recent example occurring on May 21. The result is new/old look for SPLV, as its sector weights are starting to look more like they did prior to the coronavirus pandemic. “S...