Investors may be high on cannabis ETFs, but an unpleasant comedown may be on the way.

A mining stock ETF with the best potential.

Flows into U.S. high-yield ETFs alone are up 14% this year, potentially putting more investors in a risky spot.

Commodities are for traders and have no role in a client’s long-term portfolio, these advisors say.

If market volatility picks up, these ETFs may provide some downside support thanks to stocks with good potential for total returns.

Charles Schwab is planning to start three new products focused on corporate bonds and Treasuries, almost doubling the number of debt exchange-traded funds it offers.

The story of how advisors rode out the cultural and economic trends of the past can provide insight into how today’s advisors can best face their future.

It’s more likely that the highly liquid nature of these funds may prevent a crisis rather than cause one.