KRE bundles roughly 140 regional banks into one tidy package, but that diversification comes at a quiet cost to dividend growth and total return that most income investors never stop to measure.
The Fed may be gearing up to raise rates, and while most investors brace for turbulence, one corner of the financial sector could quietly turn rising rates into a profit engine.
Ryne Mauck The SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (NYSEARCA:KRE) has quietly become one of 2026’s better-performing financial trades, rising roughly 9% year to date and 28% over the past year to around $70 a…
The specter of 2023’s regional banking crisis — when Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic crumbled — looms large again. The September bankruptcy of First Brands Group, an auto parts giant with…
Stanley Druckenmiller ran Duquesne Capital Management for 24 years, from 1986 to 2010. Over that time, he delivered 30% annual returns, an exceptional performance over such a long period. However, in 2020,…
When it comes to exchange-traded funds, some investors may hope that they can avoid the sometimes painful "know exactly what you own" rule of investing. Unfortunately, not all ETFs are created equal.
The low-rate environment is going to continue taking a toll on bank earnings. Credit Suisse has a report this Thursday showing some ongoing caution in the regional banking sector. The firm is…
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