Is there such a thing as too much of a good thing? Can having an existence in a land of abundance actually have a down side? In economic terms, the answer to both questions is yes.

For the most part, ETFs are pretty similar regardless of which issuer is behind the fund. But as many investors know, there’s one notable exception to this rule.

The number of unemployed for more than 26 weeks is a data point published by the DOL (U.S. Dept. of Labor).

If you're a parent, you can probably recall the moment your child was born.

At the height of the leveraged ETF controversy in recent years has been the performance of these products when held for extended periods of time.

It’s true: I stand firm by my conviction that the global economy is in a lot of trouble.