All eyes are on the jobs report coming out on Sept. 3.

Not only are ETFs being enthusiastically deployed by discretionary managers of all stripes, they’re often designed in more active ways than their detractors would have you believe.

The investing approach favored by the Robinhood-powered cohort is in stark contrast to those systematic players who tend toward cheap equities and profitable companies.

Duquesne Family Office bought Airbnb Inc. and Marriott International Inc., while adding to its holdings of Expedia Group Inc. and Starbucks Corp., according to its latest 13F filing.

For longtime denizens of Wall Street, it’s perhaps of some relief that Gen Z Ivy Leaguers are as puzzled by the past 18 months in financial markets as they are.

About 56% of all recommendations on S&P 500 firms are listed as buys, the most since 2002.

In this week's fund news, direct indexing platform Veriti nears $1 billion in AUM; J.P. Morgan to convert four mutual funds to ETFs; and Hartford enters the ESG ETF market.

In this week’s fund news, Alerian buys ETF Trends and ETF Database; fund companies are giving VC firms a run for their money; and crypto asset manager Grayscale hires a new head of ETFs.

While the DOL rule has languished, model portfolios thrived. And they’re not going anywhere.