Amid the market volatility, demand for actively-managed ETF strategies has been unrelenting. This industry is more than happy to serve. But, here’s what investors need to know about them. 

What are the hottest areas for growth in the ETF industry? We find out, live from the single largest gathering of ETF industry professions, asset managers and RIAs: Exchange conference in Las Vegas.   

With volatility up and yields down, what should you be doing with the fixed income portion of your portfolio now? We dive into that.

For those looking to add down-side protection to their portfolios, a slew of new products can make it easier than ever.  

Joanna Gallagos, co-founder of Bond Blocks, brings her expertise in ETF registrations and private credit investments, while Todd Sohn, head of ETFs at Strategas, shares insights on market trends. They discuss the SEC's scrutiny of private credit ETFs, the complexities of investing in collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), and the delicate balance between risk and yield. The conversation also covers innovations in ETF strategies, shifts toward defensive sectors like healthcare, and the rising appeal of gold ETFs amid changing market dynamics.

Leverage, inverse and single-stock funds have exploded in popularity. But, could a turn in the market leave some investors imploding? What to know before you buy into this trend.  

In general, international markets are surging ahead of U.S indices. However, finding quality opportunities overseas can be tricky. Find out how one fund is setting itself apart by reassessing investing “freedoms”.   

A founder of the index investing movement and author of “Winning the Losers Game”, Charles Ellis offers his new take on the markets. Fifty years on, find out what’s changed radically… and what likely never will.   

From tariff turmoil to concentration risk, the margin for error in portfolios is getting ever smaller… and it seems most investors are perhaps not as prepared as they should be. We’ll look at ways to fix that. 

China’s DeepSeek AI throws U.S. tech stocks into a tailspin just as the NASDAQ 100 – home to many of those names – celebrates its 40th anniversary. What will the next 40 years look like for that index and what could the next big tech leader be? We’ll find out.