As measured by the S&P 500, U.S. stocks closed slightly higher Wednesday, but it was far from a legitimate “risk on” day. Wednesday’s silver lining playbook contains a few pages on emerging markets and international ETFs.
Chew on this: Of the 15 best non-leveraged ETFs on Wednesday, all were international funds. Six were single-country emerging markets ETFs and of those six, two were India ETFs. [Rupee ETF Rallies]
As we noted earlier this week, there were signs at least one Japan was poised to perk up. Not one, not two, but three ETFs tracking the world’s third-largest line the list of Wednesday’s best-performing ETFs. [EWJ’s Chart Looks Good]
Checkout the chart, courtesy of the ETF execution team at WallachBeth Capital.
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