There’s a growing roster of ETF providers who think a significant correction could scare billions of dollars out of mutual funds -- and see them reinvested in ETFs.

A quartet of ETF experts on the funds, topics and panels that will warrant the most attention this year at the Inside ETFs conference, beginning Jan. 26 in Hollywood, Florida.

Interest rates likely headed higher, too.

Investment costs might not seem like a big deal, but they add up and compound over time along with investment returns.

Portfolio managers have proven they cannot predictably pick winning companies consistently. They may have a better shot at weeding out the losers.

Palladium’s outdone gold and silver, big time.

Strategies focused on corporate or government debt took in more than $150 billion in the U.S. last year, the most on record

The brokerage eliminated commissions on most ETFs long before competitors did; now it's doing the same for stocks and options.