Previous Close | 55.82 |
Open | 55.75 |
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Day's Range | 55.01 - 55.81 |
52 Week Range | 46.80 - 58.49 |
Volume | 325,716 |
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Volatility and uncertainty have been playing foul in the U.S. stock market over the past couple of months. While the list of worries include higher rates, Washington turmoil, and tech selloff, the latest reason for the sluggish trading remains fears over a trade war between the United States and China.Source: Shutterstock
E*TRADE Financial Corporation today announced a significant expansion of its commission-free exchange-traded fund lineup, all of which are non-proprietary:
When it comes to single-factor investing, growth and momentum ETFs have performed very well this year, and have attracted significant assets along the way. The lineup of growth and momentum ETFs, however, couldn’t be more different, making choosing a fund to ride the wave potentially tricky. From a performance perspective, both growth and momentum are benefiting from a slow-and-steady economy, according to Russ Koesterich, portfolio manager for BlackRock’s Global Allocation team.
While the rally has been broad-based, growth ETFs are leading the way.
This large cap growth ETF hits a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store for this ETF?
These large-cap growth ETFs can allow you to diversify your risk and still achieve strong long-term growth.
BlackRock will transition the primary listing venue for 50 iShares ETFs.
We highlight five ETFs & stocks that have recently seen their rank surging to the top hierarchy Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy).
Scoop up solid returns with these 5 large-cap growth ETFs.
Todd Rosenbluth is director of ETF and mutual fund research at CFRA. A purveyor of fine wine or well-aged cheeses can justify a premium from the market, but investors are regularly on the prowl for the lowest-cost product. Sometimes, cheaper is not better.