Author Archives: Ari I. Weinberg

Often when a stock trades too high (or too low) for an average investor to fathom, the company in question will engineer a split (or reverse-split) to push the security back to a palatable range. Exchange-traded products are no different. Continue reading →

Rarely do two or more exchange-traded funds track the same index. When they do, market forces tend to declare an outright winner in liquidity, assets and tracking error. Continue reading →

The sun is still shining on exchange-traded funds, but the time to make hay is on the wane for ETF pure-play WisdomTree Investments. Continue reading →

For a taste of the internal conflict roiling the asset management industry, look no further than the latest earnings report from Invesco. Continue reading →

On January 24th, iShares rang the opening bell on the latest round of exchange competition. Continue reading →