Katherine Greifeld
Bloomberg
New York, NY, United States
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Wall Street: We Want Lower Rates. The Fed: Not So Fast
Traders keep bidding up stock and bond prices in hopes that the central bank will declare victory over inflation. → Read More
After 30 Years, the King of ETFs Faces a Fight for Its Crown
State Street’s SPDR S&P 500 fund changed investing forever, ushering in the era of indexing and instant access to funds. → Read More
Cash Retakes Its Crown as the Fed Wrestles With Inflation
Investors are piling into products that shield them from losses in a rising rate environment. → Read More
ETFs NANC KRUZ Tracking US Congress Members Stock Trades Planned
A pair of exchange-traded funds that would mirror the personal portfolios of members of Congress may be coming soon. → Read More
The ESG Crown Is Slipping, and It’s Mostly the Fund Industry’s Own Fault
Plain-vanilla stock and bond funds are doing better than the socially responsible ones. → Read More
Getting inflation right is a make-or-break moment on Wall Street
God help whoever on Wall Street botches the inflation call. → Read More
Getting Inflation Right Is a Make-or-Break Moment on Wall Street
For a generation of investing pros, stable prices were a fact of life. What do you do when the old assumptions stop making sense? → Read More
No, Really, TikToks and Tweets Could Make You a Smarter Investor
How Lily Francus, Kyla Scanlon, and other breakout stars of financial social media are cutting through the noise. → Read More
Bitcoin Plunge Wipes $500 Billion From Value in Crypto Rout
The crypto bubble that inflated Bitcoin’s value past $1 trillion and added billions to nonsense digital tokens overnight is bursting. → Read More
Women Get Top Jobs at Funds, Just Not the Ones That Manage Money
About 14% of fund managers are women. That’s the same as it was in 2000. → Read More
Traders Piling Into Overvalued Crypto Funds Risk a Painful Exit
One of the simplest ways to buy Bitcoin also has a quirk that could lead to bigger losses. → Read More
GameStop short interest plummets in a sign traders are covering
After absorbing a $20 billion hit, bears appear to have started covering their GameStop Corp. positions in earnest. → Read More
The GameStop drama just cost one ETF almost 80 per cent of its assets
As the GameStop Corp. saga continues to play out in markets, the drama has now cost what was an $800 million exchange-traded fund nearly 80 per cent of its assets. → Read More
Fallen-angel ETF doubles to US$1B as 'COVID discount' fades
Investors are piling into the bonds that were most battered by the coronavirus pandemic as a vaccine-fueled recovery trade ripples across assets. → Read More
CoinShares is starting an exchange-traded Bitcoin product
CoinShares, a St. Helier, Jersey-based asset manager, is launching an exchange-traded Bitcoin product amid a fierce rally for the world’s largest digital currency. → Read More
Blue wave unleashes US$1 billion of demand for clean-energy ETFs
A Democratic sweep of both houses of the U.S. Congress stoked a record flood of cash into renewable-energy exchange-traded funds this week. → Read More
A tiny hedge fund just made history by turning into an ETF
While the asset management industry has been watching and waiting for a mutual fund to become an ETF for the first time, it turns out history was being made with a conversion of another kind. → Read More
DoorDash puts are all the rage after IPO mania stoked 54% surge
DoorDash Inc.’s first day in the options market suggests there may be limits to the IPO euphoria that’s engulfed Wall Street. → Read More
'Sigh of relief' for markets on Janet Yellen news: Wall Street reacts
News that Joe Biden will nominate Janet Yellen to be Treasury Secretary landed gently on Wall Street. → Read More
Investors Look Past the Chaos and Throw $53 Billion at Stocks
Traders might have surmised that rising coronavirus cases and turmoil atop the government would breed at least the beginnings of caution among investors. Not so much. In what is shaping up as a historic month for equities, exchange-traded funds focused on U.S. → Read More