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Since the beginning of the year, the biotech sector has been experiencing some weakness due to industry specific headwinds like pricing concerns and.

The entire alternative energy space including solar has been in a tight spot in the last one year. Though not directly related, the ongoing energy.

The Chinese economy has been at the crux of global issues for the last one year, though mostly for the wrong reasons. The economy expanded at the.

By Michael McDonaldOne of the most difficult conundrums for many investors is trying to decide whether to go the stock picking route or simply buy.

Are the U.S. consumers saving instead of purchasing? In an environment of strong job-market condition and plunging oil prices , the decline in.

In the last trading session, U.S. stocks were mostly in the green. While there was no positive driver in particular, the bounce was mainly to set off.

The bear ETF world got a sudden spike to start 2016 thanks to heightened volatility and uncertainty in the broader market. Surprisingly low oil.

Recent market twirls resulting from shake-ups in the Chinese market have quivered investor confidence across the globe. Added to this, chances of.

The U.S. telecommunications industry is presently well poised on the growth trajectory, with the momentum likely to continue in 2016 as well..

By Brian KuhnRecently there was progress for energy investments at the Paris Climate Conference, and subsequent bill H.R.2029 passed by the U.S..

European stocks may have been battered by the long running Greek debt crisis, but when it comes to earning juicy dividends they don't turn down.

2014 turned out to be momentous for the ETF industry with assets hitting the $2 trillion (approximately) mark. Over 180 ETFs were launched in.

Although volatility levels have increased in 2014 thanks to an unprecedented drop in oil prices and wobbling global growth, the U.S. economy.

Not too long ago, ValueShares launched its active value ETF in the U.S. market, namely U.S. Quantitative Value ETF (QVAL). The product has seen.

The U.S. stock markets delivered a somewhat muted performance this year (at least when compared to 2013) with the S&P returning about 12% YTD.

The ETF world is becoming increasingly competitive as issuers continue to line up new products to entice investors. While most try to please.

For the U.S. economy, 2014 has been a banner year but the exact reverse has been true for most of the developed foreign economies. The Euro zone and.

Though investors have been continuously shifting their exposure to the equity world in the second half of the year thanks to a steadily improving.

The Indian stock market has hardly looked back from the astounding journey it set forth on in May 2014 following the formation of the new government..

Euro zone's celebration of the end of a prolonged recession last year was really short-lived as the region again got itself entrapped in a slowdown.