Tracking error, the amount by which an ETF's returns deviate from its benchmark index, is a fact of life and an often ignored fact at that. In some instances, a high ...

ETF providers last year got better at what they do, serving up funds that more closely tracked the performance of their underlying indexes, according to a Morgan ...

Here’s how I know the ETF Revolution has long since passed, and what we’re living in now is the new ETF normal:The questions from advisors are getting a lot ...

Last year may have been a breakout year for exchange traded funds, but some ETFs did not perform as well as they should have, as the disparity between ETFs and the benchmarks they try to reflect ...

However, one aspect that has received limited attention is that ETFs tracking gold and silver have lagged their benchmarks ...

Tracking error is the difference between an index fund’s returns and its benchmark index. How Is MSTR Impacting ETFs? MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of ...

This index fund screener is based on tracking error and returns difference wrt benchmarks (also known as tracking difference) ...

Low volatility is a widely follow investment factor and it can be argued that in the nearly five years since the PowerShares S&P 500 Low Volatility Portfolio (PowerShares Exchange-Traded Fund Trust II ...

Investors who study their index funds closely eventually learn of tracking error – the difference between the fund's performance and that of the underlying index it ...