Why Junk Bond ETFs Are Suddenly Treasured
May 28, 2009 – Apparently, intrepid investors are developing a growing appetite for riskier investments such as junk bond exchange traded funds (ETFs). After a volatile and scary year, you can’t help but wonder what’s happening. (more…) Continue Reading »

Why Treasury Bond ETFs Are Surging
April 29, 2009 – As many investors are wary of what exactly the swine flu is and what affect it will have on stocks, exchange traded funds (ETFs) and the overall global economy, they are fleeing to safe havens.... Continue Reading »

Why Mutual Fund Assets Are Slithering Away to ETFs
March 14, 2009 – Net redemptions in the mutual fund world are slithering out of control and exchange traded funds (ETFs) could one of the reasons. (more…) Continue Reading »

What’s the Appeal of Short-Term Bond ETFs?
March 13, 2009 – Are you considering an investing approach to play it safe-particularly with bond focused exchange traded funds (ETFs)? (more…) Continue Reading »

Why Bonds and ETFs Are a Natural Fit
March 10, 2009 – Investors are flocking to bonds of all types and the exchange traded funds (ETFs) that hold them while they seek shelter from the storm that is the U.S. equity markets and get a little yield... Continue Reading »

What the Stimulus Means for ETFs, Sector by Sector
February 19, 2009 – The stimulus plan is out, signed and ready to go, and the money is accounted for. Billions are spread out across several sectors, and the new funds could soon impact exchange traded funds (ETFs) that... Continue Reading »

Why Treasury ETFs May Be A Bubble
February 4, 2009 – Investors beware, there is a possible new financial bubble forming and it appears to be in the U.S. Treasury market and the exchange traded funds (ETFs) that track the sector. (more…) Continue Reading »

How China’s Changing Appetite for Foreign Debt Affects ETFs
January 11, 2009 – While America has accumulated massive amounts of debt over the years, countries seem to still lend to the United States and they are buying up Treasury bonds and feeding demand for the market. But a shift... Continue Reading »