Equities, bonds and the dollar are showing anything but trust in the president's stewardship.

The asset manager completed its acquisition of Guggenheim Investments’ $39 billion ETFs, it announced Monday, and already it’s slashing fees on some of those funds as it looks to lure new assets.

Investors seek refuge in safer bonds, pulling money out of high yield and putting it into Treasury funds.

President Trump volubly claimed to be responsible for the stock market’s success. Given his recent statements on Amazon, trade deals and other contributions to market uncertainty, it begs the question: Did he recently short and cover?

Financial bloggers debate missing ETFs, portfolios with an active tilt outperformed in 2017 and advisors may no longer be able to deduct client lunches.

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