The single-electron bond (dashed line) comes about because the molecule’s central carbon–carbon bond is stretched, which makes it susceptible to losing one electron.

The single-electron bond was formed by subjecting a derivative of hexaphenylethane, which contains an extremely stretched out paired-electron covalent bond between two carbon atoms, ...

Single-bond ETFs can also allow fixed income investors to reap the traditional benefits of individual bonds themselves. The fixed income component isn't lost in these funds, ...

The single-electron bond was formed by subjecting a derivative of hexaphenylethane, which contains an extremely stretched out paired-electron covalent bond between two carbon atoms, ...

The first single-bond exchange traded funds in the world have listed on the Nasdaq exchange in a development that could revolutionise how some traders access US Treasuries. The launches follow hot ...

Single-bond Treasury ETFs also sell for half the price of Treasuries themselves, allowing even first-time investors to embrace portfolio diversification with Treasury ETF purchases. Over time, that ...

I described single-stock ETFS as financial mutants that benefit nobody, but single-bond ETFs are a surprisingly good idea. In fact, I’m a bit shocked that nobody thought of it until now.