The ETF industry has grown quickly in recent years; there are now more than 1,300 products. In many cases, investors and advisors find themselves with several choices for exposure to a desired asset class or investment strategy. While the options may be generally similar, there are nuances to each that impact the risk profile and ultimately the returns realized [see For ETF Investors, The Details Matter]. One corner of the domestic economy that is a core holding in many portfolios is the energy sector. Whether as a hedge against higher oil prices or on strong global activity, the U.S. energy market can be an appealing investment for a number of different reasons. A number of events such as the oil spill in the Gulf and the European debt crisis have caused some volatility for the energy sector in recent years, with this market swinging between big gains and steep losses. Perhaps not surprisingly, ETFs [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Exxon Profits Slide: Energy ETFs In Focus ETF Sector Rotation Strategies: Beyond The SPDRs ETFs & Sector Rotation: Large Cap, Small Cap, Or International? Thursday’s ETF To Watch: Vanguard Energy ETF (VDE) FocusShares Debuts 15 Low Cost ETFs
The ETF industry has grown quickly in recent years; there are now more than 1,300 products. In many cases, investors and advisors find themselves with several choices for exposure to a desired asset class or investment strategy. While the options may be generally similar, there are nuances to each that impact the risk profile and ultimately the returns realized [see For ETF Investors, The Details Matter]. One corner of the domestic economy that is a core holding in many portfolios is the energy sector. Whether as a hedge against higher oil prices or on strong global activity, the U.S. energy market can be an appealing investment for a number of different reasons. A number of events such as the oil spill in the Gulf and the European debt crisis have caused some volatility for the energy sector in recent years, with this market swinging between big gains and steep losses. Perhaps not surprisingly, ETFs [...]
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