Unhealthy Coverage for Employees and ETFs
November 17, 2008 – It’s open enrollment time for health care, but exchange traded funds (ETFs) might feel the pinch of limited menu options many employers are providing. Many employees are looking at their possibilities and finding that their options... Continue Reading »

Pharmaceutical ETFs Ailing as Consumers Trim Costs
October 22, 2008 – Exchange traded funds (ETFs) targeting the pharmaceutical sector can’t seem to win: some companies are getting dinged by a consumer rush to generics, while others are getting hit because some people don’t want to shell... Continue Reading »

Johnson & Johnson Could Be Booster Shot for Health Care ETFs
October 14, 2008 – Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is posting a 30% jump in third-quarter profits, beating expectations and potentially giving a dose of strength to health care exchange traded funds (ETFs). Higher sales of consumer products and medical devices... Continue Reading »

Health Care ETFs Show Signs of Improvement
August 5, 2008 – As investors witness a market in turmoil, health care exchange traded funds (ETFs) seem to be gaining strength. The health care sector has been turned to in the past during tough economic times and... Continue Reading »

Health Care ETFs Could Use A Check-Up
July 22, 2008 – As the presidential elections are only months away, a big issue on the minds of U.S. citizens is the state of the health care industry, the quality of the care we receive, and how any... Continue Reading »

Health Care ETFs Could Strengthen If U.S. Takes a Lesson
July 15, 2008 – The health care system in America and related exchange traded funds (ETFs) are in need of a checkup. In 2000, the World Health Organization statistically ranked the world’s health care systems, and of 191 countries, France... Continue Reading »