If interest rates rise sharply, yes. But there are significant trade-offs.

Bank of America is broadening eligibility for commission-free trades on stocks and exchange-traded funds to more than 5.25 million clients who are enrolled in its Preferred Rewards program.

Market breadth breaks a two-year downtrend.

Moody’s and Fitch make their case that the fear of a triple-B doomsday is overblown.

The Aware Ultra-Short Duration Enhanced Income ETF is designed to be a liquid, cost-effective alternative to earnings credits, commercial paper and money-market funds.

The head of fixed-income ETF portfolio management at VanEck explains why he isn't so keen on actively-managed bond ETFs.

Odds are that with rates in general low, an expanding Fed balance sheet will have to come into play in a much bigger way in the next downturn, and the Fed will probably be slow in figuring that out. Risk assets may struggle to take solace in that.