Todd Shriber
Todd Shriber got his start in financial markets as a reporter with Bloomberg News. Later, he became a trader at a Southern California-based long/short hedge fund where he specialized in trading sector and international ETFs leading up to and during the financial crisis. He would later become the web editor at ETF Trends. Currently, he analyzes, researches and writes on ETFs for a variety of Web-based publications and financial services firms.Shriber has been quoted in the Barron's, CNBC.com and the Wall Street Journal. His work has been published on Web sites such as Benzinga, ETF Daily News, ETF Trends, Minyanville, MarketWatch, Fox Business and Nasdaq.com. Shriber has a degree in broadcast journalism from Texas Christian University.
Articles by Todd Shriber
- Market Intelligence
Treasury Yields Aren’t Threatening Small-Cap Market Rally
Translation: Treasury yields can threaten any rally, but there are no guarantees of that happening.
- Research
Financial Goals for Women: Terminology Matters
A high percentage, women are interested in investing and leveraging assets such as stocks and real estate to build wealth, but they don’t know where to start.
- Research
Gird for Gridlock. It Could Be Good for Stocks.
Barring surprises, market participants ought to get accustomed to the idea of dividend government come January 2027.
- Active Insights
Being Selective Can Help Before The Stock Market Crashes
With major equity benchmarks flirting with all-time highs, thoughts of what happens when the stock market crashes are likely far from many investors’ minds.
- ETFs
With the S&P 500’s Dividend Yield at Historic Lows, Consider This ETF
The newly minted Amplify S&P 500 Dividend Drivers ETF (DRVR) should be part of that discussion. Let’s explore why that’s the case.
- Research
Financial Goals for Women Taking Center Stage
The point is financial goals for women are a broad field and one that advisors should be focusing on today.
- Research
Yes, Treasury Yields Threaten Market Rally
In fact, recent Fed meeting minutes suggest several members of the central bank are advocating for near-term rate hikes in an effort to quickly combat inflation.
- ETFs
Clients Are Still Interested in Private Credit
Private credit is increasingly accessible to investors of all stripes thanks to launches of a spate of dedicated ETFs.
- ETFs
Buffer ETFs Have Drawbacks and Perks
There were 420 defined outcome ETFs with a combined $78 billion in assets under management at the end of 2025.
- ETFs
Hail Robo Taxi Stocks With This ETF
For investors seeking exposure to robo taxi stocks, CABZ is a practical option because it’s actively managed and because the ETF holds 30 stocks
- Research
Here Are Some of the Top Financial Goals for Women
Here are few financial goals for women advisors and clients can partner on right away. As has been widely documented, women are increasingly financial forces to be reckoned with.
- ETFs
Goldman Sachs Adds to Options Income ETF Suite With $2.3B NEOS Acquisitions
NEOS has been one of the market leaders in the derivative income category since launching its flagship options-based income ETF suite in 2022.”
- Retirement & Income Planning
Clients Face a Lot of Social Security Pitfalls. Advisors Can Help.
It’s not an understatement to say that for those nearing retirement and their advisors, Social Security is always in the spotlight.
- Market Intelligence
Treasury Yields Threaten Market Rally
Unfortunately, the specter of the bond market encroaching on the equity market party has been building for months.
- Research
Even Your Wealthy Clients Are Using AI for Investing Advice
So much so that 73% for investment advice and education, outpacing the 62% that tap AI for career wisdom and the 60% that use it for personal development.
- Research
The Small-Cap Value vs. Growth Debate Rages On
It’s probable, if not highly likely that advisors are fielding more questions from clients regarding small-cap exposure.
- ETFs
Neocloud Stocks Now Have an ETF To Call Home
investors that want to nibble at this space without the stock-picking burden, there’s an ETF for that: The Roundhill Neocloud ETF NCLD, which debuted on Aug. 6.
- Research
Advisors Can Learn a Lot From Certain New Clients
Understanding why that client left a rival for your firm is important, too. From survey to survey, the percentages vary, but at the high end, it’s estimated that 41% of American use traditional financial advisors .
- ETFs
With Covered Call ETFs, Risks Aplenty
Ccaptivating significant dollars from retail investors, but many of these market participants aren’t aware of the risks associated with covered call ETFs.
- Research
AI, Betting Potentially Problematic for Gen Z Investors
Points of emphasis should include this generation’s proclivity for betting over investing and what may amount to be over-dependence on technology
- Research
Vanguard’s Altruist Acquisition Sends Shockwaves Through Custody Industry
Rather, the index fund giant has the wealth management community abuzz because it announced the acquisition of Altruist.
- ETFs
Calamos Autocallable Income ETF Accomplishes a Unique First
The U.S. ETFs industry is 33 years old so firsts and unique fund-level accomplishments aren’t exactly everyday occurrences.
- PowerAdvice
SpaceX's IPO Slump Isn't the Story—Its ETF Impact Is
When measuring the performance from the post-IPO peak to late July 29 levels, the tumble is even worse at 29.29%.
- PowerAdvice
Raising Financially Smart Kids Starts Earlier Than You Think
Capitalizing on access and proximity to help their kids become financial warriors before going off to college and entering the workforce.
- Research
2026 Elections Matter. What Follows Matters More.
On the other hand, maybe history is implying that some weakness is coming for stocks at some point over the next three months.
- ETFs
Institutional Investors Just Pushed ETF Inflows Past $1 Trillion—Here's Why They're Buying More
No surprising as endowments, healthcare service groups, insurance providers, pension plans and unions, among others, have long been ETF devotees.
- Research
The Biggest Financial Mistake Couples Make Isn't Spending—It's Staying Silent
Some studies indicate two-thirds of couples don’t know much about their partners’ financial situations prior to sharing a residence.
- ETFs
Retail Investors Are Driving the ETF Boom—And It's Only Just Beginning
Obviously, an asset class doesn’t arrive $15.7 trillion without significant participation from institutional investors.
- Business Growth
68% of Clients Would Switch Advisors for Estate Planning. Are You at Risk?
The industry shifted to the holistic model and as clients grow more sophisticated, realizing that proper estate planning benefits their families.
- ETFs
New ETF Goes Heavy in Memory’s ‘Three Musketeers’
As advisors and investors know, one of this year’s most prominent technology themes is the rapid run-up in memory semiconductor stocks.
- ETFs
ETF Market Signals Resilience Amid Washington Noise
Using the Investment Company Institute's latest data as the measuring stick, U.S.
- ETFs
How Advisors Should Read Markets Through Political Noise
The Bureau of Economic Analysis delivered a reality check on June 25 that financial advisors can't ignore: May 2026 PCE inflation clocked in at 4.1% year-over-year, with core PCE at 3.4%.
- ETFs
Advisor Client Reviews for Cash-Yield Drift
Cash yields haven't been this attractive in over a decade, and if we're keeping it real, that's quietly reshaping how clients think about their portfolios.
- ETFs
Advisor AI Guardrails for ETF Model Reviews
The ETF model portfolio landscape has grown exponentially complex, and artificial intelligence tools are becoming standard practice for portfolio analysis.
- ETFs
Why ETF Model Portfolios Need a Repeatable AI-Era Review Discipline
ETF model portfolios have become table stakes for most advisory practices, but if we're keeping it real, many advisors are still running these portfolios
- ETFs
AI-Era ETF Review Discipline for Advisors
ETF model portfolios have become the backbone of many advisory practices, but if we're keeping it real, the traditional quarterly review process isn't cutting it in today's market environment.
