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Short Interest in John Hancock Dynamic Municipal Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:JHMU) Expands By 14.7%
03:52am, Thursday, 19'th Mar 2026
John Hancock Dynamic Municipal Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:JHMU - Get Free Report) was the target of a large growth in short interest during the month of February. As of February 27th, there was short interest
John Hancock Investment Management Expands ETF Lineup
12:53pm, Thursday, 02'nd Nov 2023
John Hancock Investment Management has expanded its lineup of exchange-traded funds with the launch of two new actively managed ETFs. The John Hancock Dynamic Municipal Bond ETF (NYSE Arca: JHMU) is t
These Are The 10 Best Performing Utilities ETFs
10:44pm, Thursday, 22'nd Sep 2022
Investing in companies operating in the utilities industry is a preferred option for income investors.
5 Market-Beating Sector ETFs of March
11:22am, Thursday, 01'st Apr 2021
Amid the volatility, the Wall Street ended March on a high note with Dow Jones and the S&P 500 logging in their best month since November.
Cracking Open Factors: Beyond the Style Box
05:51pm, Wednesday, 04'th Nov 2020
While 2020 may feel like a “this time it's different” year, the reality is the core underpinnings of what makes for a winning portfolio haven't changed: controlling expenses, managing your taxes,
Pipelines Vs. Power: Comparing Midstream/MLPs To Utilities
08:00am, Friday, 24'th Jul 2020
Midstream and utilities both tend to appeal to investors with their attractive income and diversification benefits.
The Reopening Killed The V-Shaped Recovery
07:43am, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
This is a weekly series focused on analyzing the previous week’s economic data releases. The objective is to concentrate on leading indicators of economic activ
Utility ETFs: Snooze Fest Or Comfort Food?
10:18am, Thursday, 16'th Apr 2020
Of the three kinds of equity ETFs advisers can tap to generate yield, Real Estate is, on average, tops in terms of yield, the general Dividend ETF category is number two, and Utilities come in third.
Utility ETFs: Boring, But Tasty In Their Own Way
03:49am, Thursday, 16'th Apr 2020
Utility stocks and ETFs are boring, no doubt about that. But as is usually the case, the yields typically are above those of most other companies. Other income-
Utility ETFs: Boring But Tasty In Their Own Way
02:26pm, Wednesday, 15'th Apr 2020
Utility ETFs are usually dull and most of them look alike and Utility SPDR Select (XLU), the big gorilla of the group, checks all the boxes for income seekers with sub-gunslinger risk profiles. For so
North American power market seen disrupted for at least 18 months
10:57pm, Thursday, 09'th Apr 2020
North American power markets will see disruptions lasting 18 months or more due to the coronavirus and the economic impacts of a shuttered economy, Utility Dive reports, citing a new analysis from Woo
Utilities strain short-term debt market, lining up $14B in cash and credit
11:11pm, Thursday, 26'th Mar 2020
Some of the biggest U.S. utilities (NYSEARCA:XLU) have arranged for more than $14B in cash and credit by selling bonds, entering into new credit facilities or drawing on existing lines to boost liquid
Utilities sprint higher as dividends appeal vs. near-zero T-note yields
03:25pm, Thursday, 26'th Mar 2020
The S&P utilities sector (XLU +5.5%) is the leading performer in today's advance, extending this week's gain to 13% while trimming its Q1 loss to 17%.The relatively high dividend yield offered by
Utilities sector, down 17% in a week, hardly immune from economic woes
06:58pm, Monday, 23'rd Mar 2020
The unusually weak performance in the utilities sector (XLU -6.9%) - sinking 17% over the past week - is drawing attention, considering the group generally is regarded as a defensive-oriented, counter
Power industry may ask key staff to live at work if virus worsens - Reuters
09:26pm, Friday, 20'th Mar 2020
The U.S. electric industry may ask essential employees to live on site at power plants and control centers to keep operations running if the coronavirus outbreak worsens, Reuters reports, citing indus
