Alan Joseph

Given the S&P’s track record of impressive long-term results, is it necessary to diversify beyond U.S. equities?

Not all asset classes are the same. While some asset classes have been hit hard over the past year, others have performed relatively well. Are commodities worth exploring in this current market environment?

OPEC+ will cut its oil output by 2 million barrels per day and the decision has become a hot-button topic. What are the implications for investors?

Geopolitical risks continue to threaten the supply of certain agricultural commodities. Is there an opportunity for investors seeking to diversify their portfolios?

Investors are turning to consumer staples ETFs for a simple reason: they’re essential, irrespective of market conditions. 

While the transition to renewable energy is inevitable, it’s unlikely demand for natural gas will subside any time soon.

Investors with a high tolerance for risk may seek to gain exposure to the growth potential of the biotech industry. We take a look at two ETFs that have rallied over the last month.

Investors with a high-risk tolerance focused on a long-term buy-and-hold approach might want to examine what could potentially be a promising ETF.

With the ongoing shortage of chip supplies spiking demand, investors may look to semiconductor ETFs to gain exposure to this growing industry.

As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates by another .75% of a point, is now the time to increase exposure to the financial sector?