Healthy Exchange-Traded Funds
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There's no better time than now to consider funds focused on the health-care industry.
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Foreign stock markets have been an ideal refuge from troubles at home, but after years of strong erformance abroad, some funds are bringing their money home.
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This stock could keep you and your portfolio both looking young and healthy.
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Can there be such a thing as an excess of moderation? Mutual-fund investors seem bent on finding out. They have poured huge amounts of money lately into old-fashioned conservative stock-and-bond mutual funds.
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Some stocks never look cheap. Here's a smart way to invest in them.
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A strategy to cope with the market's malaise.
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Smart investors who achieve outsized profits: Recommendations from the best CAPS players.
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Does it make sense to become an exchange-traded fund investor? I think so. The smaller the commission cost of buying and selling -- measured as a percent of assets invested -- the more attractive ETF investing is.
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These top-notch index funds offer an extra twist.
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Investor's Business Daily - A New Jersey asset manager is looking to build an income-generating fund of exchange traded funds as it attempts to get ETFs into the 401(k) market.
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Healthy profits and free cash flow propel the stock, but has it reached a ceiling?
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Some mutual funds invest in stocks;  others invest in bonds. Now a new breed of funds is offering  the chance to own fine art.
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FOR the past two years, Asian stock markets have been high on the favoured list for Britainâs pension and life assurance funds. Asia, particularly China, has offered the double attraction of strong current
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Fundamental indexing has been one of the hottest investment ideas in the mutual fund world. But early returns from one of the most prominent fundamental indexing shops, New York-based WisdomTree Investments Inc., are less than groundbreaking.
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Yesterday, I asked how an ordinary American investor could hedge against weakness in the dollar.  To clarify, I wasn't thinking of converting stocks or bonds to currency. I keep a certain portion of my portfolio in an interest-bearing account, it's that portion of my portfolio that I'm interested in diversifying.  Anyway, this is something that a fair number of Scripting News readers know something about, and lots of great advice came back in short order. 1. ETFs are stocks traded on the NYSE that track various currencies. It may be the simplest way to diversify cash holdings. 2. HSBC and Everbank have multiple-currency accounts. But watch out for commissions every time you convert from one currency to another. They could wipe out all the gains you may have from holding assets in one currency vs another. 3. Becoming a currency trader may not actually be so hard, and you get the best rates on currency exchange.  4. Paypal lets you store value in a variety of currencies. Thanks everyone for the excellent info!
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Investor's Business Daily - Don't confuse exchange traded funds with mutual funds. ETFs are passive instruments; they sit there fully paid into whatever sector they have defined: silver, China or transportation stocks, for instance.
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Many investors might be surprised to learn that the highest-flying exchange-traded fund in 2004 doesn't invest in energy, real estate or Latin American stocks -- but rather a tiny European country: Austria.