The tech sector’s international reach positions IXN to be a legitimate growth avenue for long-term investors while acting as a buffer against slowing economic growth in developed markets. [Tech ETFs to Access Overseas Growth]
Additionally, emerging markets are a growing part of the top- and bottom-line stories for many of the firms found in ETFs such as IXN, including Apple. That means IXN stands not only as a valid cyclical rotation play, but as a way for investors to gain emerging markets exposure without directly investing in those countries.
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ETF Trends editorial team contributed to this post. Tom Lydon’s clients own shares of Apple and Microsoft.