The S&P 500 Financial Index fell 2.2 percent on Tuesday, the most since May, compared with a 0.8 percent decline in the full index, the widest gap in five months.
If you’re looking for action, it hasn’t been hard to come by in equities.
There's a distinction between funds that select small-cap stocks and those that take size into account.
Japan and South Korean funds continued streaks of new money.
Institutional investors gave emerging-markets equity funds a boost.
North Korea didn’t scare investors, but the euro was seen as a problem.
The impact of Hurricane Harvey won’t show until next week’s report
RIAS are allocating client assets differently from those at the wirehouses or independent broker/dealers.
Here’s what money managers had to say about the rally.
