Foreign Currencies’ Effects on ETFs
June 30, 2007 – Country-specific exchange traded funds (ETFs) aren’t hedged against the U.S. dollar. As a country’s currency appreciates, you might see better returns for that country’s ETF. For example, the iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (EWU)... Continue Reading »

Market Cap ETFs For Diversification
June 30, 2007 – Market-cap weighted index fund exchange traded funds (ETFs) arguably can be the base of a well-rounded portfolio. The core building blocks of a well-diversified portfolio include small, mid and large-cap stocks, Seeking Alpha reports.... Continue Reading »

June ETF Performance Report
June 29, 2007 – The second quarter of 2007 was a good one for exchange traded funds (ETFs) and the markets.  For the month of June however, domestic markets were down 1-2%, as was Europe.  Asian countries were... Continue Reading »

ProShares Expands Hedged ETFs
June 29, 2007 – ProShares filed with the SEC to launch 25 new exchange traded funds (ETFs) to expand its ETF lineup. These are not the garden variety funds; they are leveraged, inverse and inverse-leveraged ETFs. This marks... Continue Reading »

Show Us What You’ve Got
June 29, 2007 – We’re hard at work on a new chapter – an exploration of the exchange-traded fund (ETF) universe. What’s in your wallet? What are some of the more bizarre ETFs in your portfolio? What is just... Continue Reading »

Tools to Monitor ETFs’ Performance
June 29, 2007 – Do you know if your exchange traded funds (ETFs) are performing the way you want? The idea of buying an ETF is to match an index. Using the S&P 500 as a broad-market benchmark... Continue Reading »

Claymore Cranks Out Another New ETF
June 29, 2007 – It seems Claymore Securities is on a roll this week with yet another new exchange traded fund (ETF) announced today. This is the fifth ETF Claymore has launched this week. The latest ETF is... Continue Reading »

South Korea’s New Act Affects ETF
June 28, 2007 – The South Korean market and the exchange traded fund (ETF) that follows it already have been doing well this year; iShares MSCI South Korea (EWY) is up 22%. The Capital Markets Integration Act, which... Continue Reading »

ETF Provider Rydex Acquired by Security Benefit
June 28, 2007 – Security Benefit announced today a purchase agreement stating that it will acquire Rydex Investments and its exchange traded fund (ETF) lineup. This will create a leading-edge retirement, mutual fund and investment technology organization with... Continue Reading »

International Exposure with ETFs
June 28, 2007 – Broad and Regional International exchange traded funds (ETFs) cover multiple countries’ stocks in a single ETF, including emerging and developed markets. Typically, they are based upon market-cap weighted indexes and are dominated by large... Continue Reading »

Claymore Releases More New ETFs
June 28, 2007 – Claymore Securities launched two unique exchange traded funds (ETFs) today. The press release mentions this brings their total to 25. The new ETFs are: Claymore Clear Global Exchanges , Brokers and Asset Managers Index ETF... Continue Reading »

Rocky Market Boosts UltraShort ETFs
June 27, 2007 – The recent market dip has left investors pondering if they should move to cash or go ultrashort on an exchange traded fund (ETF). Joanne Von Alroth for Investor’s Business Daily says that depends on... Continue Reading »

Vanguard Adds Filing for Actively Managed ETF
June 27, 2007 – Exchange traded fund (ETF) heavyweight, Vanguard Group, put in its second regulatory filing for an actively managed ETF. In February, Vanguard filed for an active ETF as a share class of its Vanguard Inflation-Protection... Continue Reading »

ETFs: Got Education?
June 27, 2007 – Is the exchange traded fund (ETF) business suffering growing pains right now? ETFs are growing to give investors and advisers more options than actively managed mutual funds; however, some are questioning their rapid proliferation.... Continue Reading »

Vanguard ETF Enters Benefit Plan Market
June 27, 2007 – Recently, Vanguard Group filed to launch an institutional-only mutual fund, the Vanguard Extended Duration Treasury Index Fund, and a sister exchange traded fund (ETF). This is an attempt to compete with rivals who... Continue Reading »

Russell Indexes’ Changes Affect ETFs
June 26, 2007 – The Russell Indexes have been metamorphosing and this means the index funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs) that track them will all adjust accordingly. The indexes are adjusted periodically to determine whether companies fit... Continue Reading »

Claymore Launches High Income ETF
June 26, 2007 – Yet another exchange traded fund (ETF) from Claymore Securities launched yesterday. The Claymore/BBD High Income Index ETF (LVL) tracks the Benchmarks By Design Index that uses multi-factor proprietary selection rules to identify the securities.... Continue Reading »

Sudan-Free ETF
June 26, 2007 – Yesterday Claymore Securities launched the first exchange traded fund(ETF) based on the Sudan divestment issue on the American Stock Exchange. This socially responsible ETF is the Claymore/KLD Sudan Free Large-Cap Core ETF (KSF) that... Continue Reading »

Inverse Gold ETF: Does it Exist?
June 26, 2007 – Is there an exchange traded fund (ETF) or fund that tracks the inverse of gold? Inverse ETFs allow investors to short an index, a sector or a specific category of stocks. An example of a... Continue Reading »

Are Notes ETFs?
June 26, 2007 – Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are all the rage, but how can you tell when an ETF is not a true ETF? As providers branch out into non-traditional investments such as currencies and commodities, they... Continue Reading »

Broad-Based ETF Options
June 25, 2007 – Exchange traded funds (ETFs) feature low expenses, tax efficiency and fare well when you invest a lump sum into the market. Although many in the media, within the industry and investors are following the... Continue Reading »

There is a Diamond in my ETF!
June 25, 2007 – Commodity and metal exchange traded funds (ETFs) have been sprouting up all over the world.  The glittery ones in the U.S. include gold and silver.  But London is about to launch a gem ETF, which... Continue Reading »

Don’t Judge An ETF By Its Name
June 25, 2007 – Taking a look at large-cap growth and value exchange traded funds (ETFs), it does not appear that growth has started to outperform value, despite predictions.  Growth stocks have been lagging value stocks for more than... Continue Reading »

Life And Investing (in ETFs) Paralleled
June 24, 2007 – Brett Steenbarger of Trader Feed has three important life lessons that parallel investing in the stock market and exchange traded funds (ETFs). After experiencing acute appendicitis, and being delivered to a community hospital, he... Continue Reading »

ETNs N’ ETFs
June 24, 2007 – As more ETNs (exchange traded notes) come into being, it might not be a bad idea to review the differences of exchange traded funds (ETFs) again. Both ETFs and ETNs can be bought and... Continue Reading »

Malaysia ETF: Economy Proves Strong
June 23, 2007 – Malaysia’s economy and the exchange traded fund (ETF) that tracks it is on a growth spurt and doesn’t look to be topping out anytime before 2008. As Southeast Asia’s third largest country, growth should... Continue Reading »

Summertime Travel ETF?
June 23, 2007 – The best season of the year is here and everyone is ready to take their winter clothes off and feel the sun warm their skin. The kids are out of school and now it’s... Continue Reading »

Market Brings Out Bearish ETFs
June 22, 2007 – With a continuation this week of market volatility, it is no wonder the ProShares Ultra Short exchange traded funds (ETFs) were top performers.  Ultra Short ETFs give double the opposite of the market return... Continue Reading »

BRIC ETFs Offer Opportunity
June 22, 2007 – Brazil, Russia, India and China, also known as BRIC, make up 28% of world economic growth and can be bought in one exchange traded fund (ETF).  There is currently the Claymore BRIC (EEB) and... Continue Reading »

ETFs Hire Professors
June 22, 2007 – Firms within the exchange traded fund (ETF) marketplace are turning to academics in an attempt to differentiate themselves from the other players. Sean Hanna for The Mutual Fund Wire.com reports top academics carry a... Continue Reading »

New ETF of ETFs
June 21, 2007 – Claymore Investments launched the first ETF (exchange traded fund) of ETFs today in Canada.  Claymore Global Balanced Income and the Claymore Global Balanced Growth are made up of about 13 ETFs and focus on... Continue Reading »

Commodity ETFs Explained
June 21, 2007 – This morning Barclays offered a webinar to educate about commodities and exchange traded funds (ETFs) with David Blitzer, Managing Director and Chairman of S&P.  Blitzer went through the basics of commodities and futures contracts,... Continue Reading »

ETF Popularity Highlighted In Worth Magazine
June 21, 2007 –    Worth Magazine reached out to us in response to reader’s interest in exchange traded funds (ETFs).  In the July issue, our article, Spinning the SPDRs, addresses the growing popularity of ETFs and takes a... Continue Reading »

Can Foreign Investment Help Japan ETF?
June 21, 2007 – Foreign investors fueled the gains for the Japanese markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) from 2003 to 2005. Carl Delfeld for ETFXRAY.com reports overseas investors recently raised their stake in corporate Japan to record... Continue Reading »

NYSE Moves ETFs To ARCA
June 21, 2007 – A recent memo from NYSE Euronext to trading floor specialists and brokers stated all exchange traded funds (ETFs) are expected to move primary listings from the New York Stock Exchange to the NYSE Arca... Continue Reading »

PowerShares to Offer Fundamental ETFs
June 20, 2007 – PowerShares announced the anticipated launch of four new exchange traded funds (ETFs). They will be international funds based upon the FTSE RAFI Indexes. The Marketwire press release explains that PowerShares partnered with Research Affiliates,... Continue Reading »

Nuveen And It’s ETF Website Acquired
June 20, 2007 – One of the exchange traded fund (ETF) websites, ETF Connect, offers information about closed-end funds and ETFs.  This site is run by Nuveen Investments (JNC), which doesn’t even have ETFs, in fact, they are... Continue Reading »

Look Out For Nuclear Energy ETF
June 20, 2007 – Van Eck Global is going to add another creative exchange traded fund (ETF) to it’s family of  Market Vectors. They are launching the world’s first nuclear energy ETF this fall, awaiting final SEC approval. ... Continue Reading »

High Yields Don’t Deter Bond ETFs
June 20, 2007 – Fixed-income exchange traded funds (ETFs) are trying to catch up to their stock-fund cousins; but will the pullback in the bond market mixed with Treasury yields hitting multi-year highs hurt their chances? Yields on... Continue Reading »

The Mutual Fund Scandals and ETFs
June 19, 2007 – Chapter one of our ETF book is already well under way. We’re focusing on the mutual fund scandals and we want to know: Were any of you affected by the scandals of the early 2000s? Were... Continue Reading »

Closed-End Fund Converts To ETF
June 19, 2007 – The American Stock Exchange began trading a new exchange traded fund (ETF) converted from a closed-end fund. The First Trust Value Line 100 Fund was changed to an ETF after shareholders agreed last month. ... Continue Reading »

WisdomTree ETFs Celebrate Anniversary
June 19, 2007 – It has been one year since WisdomTree launched their first exchange traded funds (ETFs) and now the assets have reached $4 billion.  Asif Suria on Seeking Alpha gives some insight into WisdomTree and their... Continue Reading »

Australia:Plenty Of Room Down Under
June 19, 2007 – The upward momentum of the Australian exchange traded fund (ETF) appears to have recently run low on steam, but there is still room for growth. iShares MSCI Australia (EWA) is up 21% year-to-date and... Continue Reading »

South Korean ETF Catching Up
June 18, 2007 – After trailing other Asian markets over the past few years, the South Korean exchange traded fund (ETF) has been gaining ground thanks to Samsung Electronics.  Samsung has become Asia’s largest tech company (by market... Continue Reading »

Active ETFs - All That Different?
June 18, 2007 – It appears the first active exchange traded funds (ETFs) will resemble the funds already in existence, as two regulatory filings suggest. AER Advisors and XShares Advisors will capture some of the pizazz of active... Continue Reading »

Fundamental Indexing With ETFs
June 18, 2007 – Rob Arnott, the godfather of fundamental indexing, licensed and filed a patent for the first exchange traded fund (ETF) based on a non-traditional weight.  Then WisdomTree came tn the scene and launched the biggest... Continue Reading »

ETFs: Sowing The Seeds of Change
June 17, 2007 – The seed money for new exchange traded funds (ETFs) is disappearing and this represents a fundamental shift in the industry, with the need to sow some new terrain. The dynamic of the industry has... Continue Reading »

ETFs Affect Short-Selling Rule
June 17, 2007 – Exchange traded funds (ETFs) popularity may have helped make history this week, with a change in the market’s "short-selling" rules. The SEC eliminated the uptick rule, unanimously, that restricted short sales or bets against... Continue Reading »

EPAC Dividend Index Basis For ETF
June 16, 2007 – The Dow Jones EPAC Select Dividend Index has been licensed to Barclays Global Investors to serve as the underlying index for an exchange traded fund (ETF). Last week, the iShares Dow Jones EPAC Select... Continue Reading »

New ETF 401(k) Education Program
June 16, 2007 – BenefitStreet Inc. launched a new program designed to help advisors introduce exchange traded funds (ETFs) into 401(k) plans. This education program comes soon after Barclays and BenefitStreet joined forces to incorporate ETFs into retirement... Continue Reading »

Health Care ETFs-Prognosis: Healthy
June 15, 2007 – Health care stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs) paled last year, but the prognosis for this year is healthy, based on a steady recovery.  The sector is expected to report steady growth and have... Continue Reading »

How Do ETFs Work for You?
June 15, 2007 – The ETF book ball is rolling. We’re plugging away at the introduction, a key portion of our book that will clue our readers in as to where we’re taking them. Before we can really get... Continue Reading »

Emerging Markets ETFs-Different Yet Similar
June 15, 2007 – Emerging markets exchange traded funds (ETFs) allow an investor to spread their dollars across a number of countries and currencies while getting exposure to some of the fastest-growing economies in the world. They come... Continue Reading »

ETF Growth Review
June 15, 2007 – Looking over the second quarter, the total number of exchange traded funds (ETFs) crossed the 500 mark and the bond category has been the most active with 13 new funds added, reports  ETF Guide.... Continue Reading »

ETFs and Recent Market Volatility
June 14, 2007 – With the recent volatility in the markets, we have seen some price swings in exchange traded funds (ETFs).  Michael Bommarito of ETF Central looks at the volatility and possible arbitrage opportunities created by the... Continue Reading »

India’s Economy and ETF Curry Hot?
June 14, 2007 – India’s economy and the exchange traded note (ETN) that follows it continue to heat up, causing the central bank to crank up interest rates.  The Indian currency, the rupee, has jumped in value versus... Continue Reading »

ETF Numbers Potpourri
June 14, 2007 – Exchange traded funds (ETFs) can be about numbers, so Dan Culloton for Morningstar finds.  I spent a little time with Dan at Morningstar Central in Chicago recently and quickly learned his appreciation for numbers... Continue Reading »

Belgium ETF-New Changes?
June 13, 2007 – What will happen to the Belgium exchange traded fund (ETF) as voters elected to have a new government after eight years with the current prime minister?  Belgium is made up of the Dutch-speaking region,... Continue Reading »

Russia ETF Needs Patience and Strategy
June 13, 2007 – Russian leaders talked up their country at a recent business forum, promising an open investment climate and ambitious economic projections. Could this help push the Russian exchange traded fund (ETF), Market Vectors Russia (RSX),... Continue Reading »

PowerShares ETFs Go Global
June 13, 2007 – PowerShares Capital Management announced the launch of five new exchange traded funds (ETFs), which are set to trade on the American Stock Exchange, June 13th. These are the first foreign-focused ETFs to launch from... Continue Reading »

Nasdaq’s New Portal Could Pave Way for More ETFs
June 12, 2007 – John Jacobs, the creator of the Nasdaq 100 (QQQQ) exchange traded fund(ETF), the most widely traded ETF in the world, is attempting another big hit. He wants to bring private equity and debt markets... Continue Reading »

We’re Writing a Book!
June 12, 2007 – And it isn’t your father’s ETF book. Simply put, our book will be geared toward everyone. That’s right: novices, pros, ETF investors and industry insiders. We want to create the most comprehensive and entertaining guide... Continue Reading »

Can’t See the Forest ETF For The Trees
June 12, 2007 – The timber business is worth billions of dollars annually and one wonders will there be a forest exchange traded fund (ETF)?  Precious natural resources are growing scarce at a rate that is undeniably fast,... Continue Reading »

Techonology Helping Taiwan ETF Hit New Highs
June 12, 2007 – The Taiwanese exchange traded fund (ETF) continues to hit new highs despite the global market correction.  Taiwan is the 17th largest economy in the world, and serves as one of the "four tigers" along... Continue Reading »

State Street Trying to Catch Up to Barclays’ ETFs
June 11, 2007 – State Street Global Advisors ranks second behind Barclays as the top exchange traded fund (ETF) providers.  In order to catch up, State Street has raised the compensation for their sales force for effecting the... Continue Reading »

Mutual Fund of ETFs
June 11, 2007 – Hennion And Walsh Inc. introduced fund-of-ETFs (exchange traded funds) mutual funds based upon indexes created by Lipper Inc. The Smart-Growth Lipper Funds  include Optimal Conservative, Optimal Moderate, and Optimal Growth Indexes with each tracking... Continue Reading »

Foreign Real Estate ETFs
June 11, 2007 – The spotlight has been on foreign investments and the industry has offered some new exchange traded funds (ETFs) that focus on real estate abroad. Although foreign real estate trusts don’t carry high yields, like... Continue Reading »

Commodity ETNs on the Horizon
June 10, 2007 – Keep an eye out for more of Barclays’ exchange traded notes (ETNs).  They recently filed to launch ETNs linked to the commodities markets, reports Matt Hougan on Seeking Alpha.  Each of the ETNs will... Continue Reading »

Assets Keep on Going into ETFs
June 10, 2007 – State Street Global Advisors’ ETF (exchange traded fund) Snapshot for May shows assets in ETFs grew 4% to $480 billion.  Trang Ho of Investor’s Business Daily gives a breakdown of the major flows for... Continue Reading »

ETFs And Interest Rates
June 9, 2007 – The 10-year U.S. treasury note went above the 5.00% mark for the first time since August 2006, so what does this mean for exchange traded funds (ETFs)?  Jon C. Ogg for 24/7 Wall Street reports... Continue Reading »

Dutch ETF-Netherlands Best Kept Secret
June 9, 2007 – The Netherlands exchange traded fund (ETF) is often overlooked although it has displayed consistent performance and boasts high quality multinational companies.  The Kingdom of the Netherlands is an open economy that tends toward world... Continue Reading »

China ETFs Benefit From Oil
June 8, 2007 – China’s stock market has been volatile, but the gateways to the Chinese markets, via exchange traded funds (ETFs), have somehow held up.  All 3 of the Chinese-focused ETFs owe their latest success to the... Continue Reading »

Swedish ETF Shifts Toward Capitalism
June 8, 2007 – When looking at country-specific exchange traded funds (ETFs), you want to know what is going on in that country.  Sweden for example is in the midst of privatization.  Carl Delfeld of ETF XRAY reports... Continue Reading »

ETFs Offer Short Term Options
June 8, 2007 – There have been some new exchange traded funds (ETFs) added to the fixed income pool this year.  The newest one also has the shortest duration.  The SPDR Lehman 1-3 Month T-Bill (BIL) has a... Continue Reading »

Why Foreign ETF Investing for Diversification?
June 7, 2007 – Today may not be a day where investors are looking to buy, but it pays to have a well thought out strategy. Including global stocks in your portfolio; it makes more sense than ever. Foreign... Continue Reading »

Video of Tom Lydon on CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’
June 7, 2007 – Tom Lydon discusses oil ETFs on CNBC’s Power Lunch. Continue Reading »

ETFs.com URL For Sale
June 7, 2007 – Here’s another example of the booming popularity of exchange traded funds. ETF Trends has been asked to facilitate the sale of the URL www.ETFs.com The appearance of popular search terms in domain names allows... Continue Reading »

ETF Providers at Odds Over 401(k) Plans
June 7, 2007 – Barclays Global Investors, the largest exchange traded fund (ETF) provider, has been trying to break into the 401(k) market. Most U.S. retirement plan providers won’t offer ETFs because they are concerned with intraday trading. ... Continue Reading »

Do The Wealthy Use ETFs?
June 7, 2007 – Do wealthy investors use exchange traded funds (ETFs) in their portfolios? It turns out, wealthy investors who use registered investment advisors are only indexing 3.8% of their marketable securities. These investors are seeking performance... Continue Reading »

Be In The Know About ETFs
June 6, 2007 – What you don’t know about exchange traded funds (ETFs) might hurt you, writes Eleanore Laise for The Wall Street Journal. Like any lucrative new trend, simple folk want to jump in and get on... Continue Reading »

ETFs-The Times They Are A Changin’
June 6, 2007 – As the stock-exchange floor specialists are becoming rare, the growing exchange traded fund (ETF) industry is starting to feel the effects. A specialist is an elite trader who helps maintain order on the trading... Continue Reading »

ETF Flows Into U.S. Equity
June 6, 2007 – During the past week, U.S. equity exchange traded funds (ETFs) issued $865 million, or $173 million daily. It is too early to tell whether investors are returning to the U.S. stock market although there... Continue Reading »

Brokers-A Focal Point For ETF Providers
June 5, 2007 – The recently adjusted broker-dealer exemption rule could make the brokerage community one of the most successful markets for exchange traded funds (ETFs). The basis of the rule revolves around brokers having to register as... Continue Reading »

New WisdomTree International Real Estate ETF
June 5, 2007 – WisdomTree launched a new exchange traded fund (ETF) today, International Real Estate Fund (DRW), on the American Stock Exchange. DRW tracks the WisdomTree International Real Estate Index. The press release states the index measures... Continue Reading »

ETFs Recycle
June 5, 2007 – Van Eck Global, exchange traded fund (ETF) sponsors of Market Vector’s Environmental Services (EVX), estimates the waste management industry accounts for more than 1% of total GDP in the U.S.  This is the premise... Continue Reading »

Is 70 the New 50? ETFs Can Help
June 5, 2007 – Living longer will require more money and exchange traded funds (ETFs) can help get you where you want to be. If 30 is the new 20, then is 70 the new 50? Actual research,... Continue Reading »

ETF Assets Jump
June 4, 2007 – Combined exchange traded fund (ETF) assets jumped according to the Investment Company Institute. U.S. combined assets leaped $22.29 billion to $466.55 billion in April. ETFGuide reports this is a 5.0% increase over March. Moreover,... Continue Reading »

The Commodity or Producer ETF?
June 4, 2007 – There was a lot of feedback on our interview with Jonathan Burton at MarketWatch, regarding investing in commodities versus the producers with exchange traded funds (ETFs).  This weekend, Burton followed up with a more... Continue Reading »

New HealthShares ETF
June 4, 2007 – XShares Advisors launched a new exchange traded fund (ETF) on their HealthShares line. HealthShares European Medical Products and Devices (HHT) launched June 1st on the New York Stock Exchange. HHT invests in companies headquartered... Continue Reading »

Semiconductors And ETFs Upward Bound
June 4, 2007 – Semiconductor exchange traded funds (ETFs) have rallied in the past few weeks.  Carl Delfeld for ETFXRAY.com points out the launch of Windows Vista did not prompt the mass PC upgrades many expected.  Chip manufacturers... Continue Reading »

ETF Trading Volume An Indicator Of Price?
June 3, 2007 – Common sense dictates volume would be a strong indicator of exchange traded fund (ETF) price movements, given that these funds trade like a stock. Andrew Corn in Seeking Alpha reports with an ETF, unlike... Continue Reading »

Mexico ETF Rides Investment Wave
June 3, 2007 – Mexico’s mutual funds could see another year of double-digit growth due to stable interest rates and the transfer of traditional bank deposits to funds - perhaps exchange traded funds (ETFs) will appeal to investors... Continue Reading »

Equipment and Service ETFs Beat ETFs Priced to Barrel of Oil
June 2, 2007 – Historically, the best stocks show huge price and volume strength and feature fundamental growth along with a leading spot in the marketplace, which is also true for exchange traded funds(ETFs). The Oil and Gas... Continue Reading »

China Market and ETFs - Interview on CBS Radio
June 2, 2007 – This week global markets took a Shanghai sell-off of stocks in stride, as the Chinese government attempted to cool the soaring Chinese stocks and exchange traded funds(ETFs) that hold them. Kirk Shinkle for Investor’s Business Daily reports China’s... Continue Reading »

ETFs And Retirement Industry Continue To Merge
June 1, 2007 – There is a battle over 401k money and exchange traded funds (ETFs) are doing what they can to get in.  Once in, ETFs could claim a big portion of the retirement marketplace.  BenefitStreet joined... Continue Reading »

Shariah Indexes-Does Your ETF Qualify?
June 1, 2007 – The new Shariah indexes increase the opportunity for faith based exchange traded funds (ETFs).  Joanne Von Alroth of Investor’s Business Daily explains it is easy to throw money behind a company, however, it’s difficult... Continue Reading »

Target Risk Indexes for ETFs
June 1, 2007 – Lipper Inc. announced this week they created a family of target-risk fund benchmarks made up solely of exchange traded funds (ETFs). The five new indexes are risk based tools made up of ETFs whose... Continue Reading »