Cash, alternatives, international all beckon, but all have pros and cons.
They are cheap, but no panacea during a serious downturn.
Strictly speaking, there's reason for concern, but not everyone is in agreement.
But the category overall has seen lower returns this year.
With rising short interest and low fees, it's an attractive practice for mutual funds and ETFs, but may not be good for investors.
While T shares and clean shares are different, they could solve important pricing questions for the fund industry — and even obliterate many share classes.
But bonds raise more funds.
Move could signal a more lenient Securities and Exchange Commission in its approach to regulation.
Women, minorities still run a small percentage of firms
