Note that sidestepping a fair amount of the losses from the coronavirus crash was unusually valuable this year in minting positive performance.

Uncertainty may soon pull the strings of both equity and bond investing. Diversification may earn investors some surety in terms of lower risks and there are multi-asset ETF products, which can help investors to overcome these challenges.

The case for the continuation of the U.S. bull market heavily rests on the shoulders of steady economic growth and low interest rates. Many believe that, as long as these circumstances exist, stocks will provide venerable results.

Trying to institute a complicated investment process with the goal of consistently beating the market may ultimately result in frustration and lackluster returns.

2015 will be over before we know it and despite a great deal of jostling in the stock and bond markets, the net effect has been very little real gains for diversified portfolios.

By now you have likely realized something is up in the stock market. The end result is that stocks took a hard dive in a short period of time and everyone is scrambling to forecast the future or come up with a game plan in the midst of the chaos.

Investors who are in their prime earning and compounding years have different needs than those who are seeking income and capital preservation in retirement. With that in mind, these ETFs make a good investment vehicle to grow your money.

Both the media and a wide array of financial advisers preach owning a diversified portfolio.