Why Les Nanberg expects a recession before this year ends

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Morningstar research says new ETFs look more like gambles

Dan Sotiroff, associate director of passive strategies at Morningstar goes "Off The News" discussing the firm's just-released "State of US ETFs 2026" report, which found that heightened competition is increasingly pushing fund firms to open "complex, narrowly focused strategies t ...  Show more

John Hancock's Roland: 'Economic cycles don't die of old age, they're killed by the Fed'

Emily Roland, co-chief investment strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investments, says that investors have been making themselves miserable while living through "the greatest four-year bull market in S&P 500 history," which may make them too worried about interest rate hikes. Sh ...  Show more

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