How Disney’s Change Of Pace Impacts Leisure ETF and Economy
April 2, 2009 – It is a nice feeling to have relaxing distractions in distressing times, and the Disney Cruise Lines will be providing some much needed amusement that could uplift the leisure and entertainment sector, along with its... Continue Reading »

Why It Isn’t All Gloom For Leisure & Entertainment ETFs
April 1, 2009 – Although the global recession has taken its toll on the leisure and entertainment industry and its exchange traded funds (ETFs), it isn’t all gloom for the industry. (more…) Continue Reading »

Has Consumer Escapism Helped ETFs?
February 8, 2009 – The masses are spending money on things to distract themselves from our economic headaches, and the entertainment industry, along with its exchange traded fund (ETF), should be elated. (more…) Continue Reading »

8 Things We’re Still Buying That Could Benefit ETFs
January 27, 2009 – Consumer confidence is at all-time lows, retail sales are slumping, and stores are slashing prices up to 90% off, so what goods and services are still selling amid the hold up, and which exchange traded... Continue Reading »

Is Fast Food Enough Fuel for Consumer ETFs?
January 12, 2009 – McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) has somehow managed to keep their momentum and post strong sales during a tough time for the U.S. economy, Wall Street and exchange traded funds (ETFs). (more…) Continue Reading »

How Has Entertainment ETF Held Up In Tough Times?
January 8, 2009 – There is no business like show business. This adage proved to still hold true as movie/entertainment industry and their exchange traded fund (ETF) held onto decent results at the theaters. (more…) Continue Reading »

How Disney’s Efforts Could Benefit ETFs
January 3, 2009 – After announcing plans to raise $1 billion in five-year notes, it makes one wonder if Walt Disney Co. isn’t struggling. If the entertainment leader is, in fact, then it might not make the leisure and entertainment... Continue Reading »

SAG Strike’s ETF Impact Is Up In the Air
November 25, 2008 – The failure of attempts to negotiate contracts between the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and Hollywood studios may stir up a strike and be detrimental to entertainment and media related exchange traded funds (ETFs). These feuds seem to be... Continue Reading »