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Rise of online brokerages a trend to watch, says Broadridge

Landmark study of more than 40 million investors shows shifts in self-directed investing, with balance of power tipping away from mutual funds.

Contrary to popular belief, the market for self-directed investing isn’t all about the young and not-yet-rich, according to a new study from Broadridge.

The landmark study, which analyzed the activities of over 40 million individual investors in mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and equities

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