Technology ETFs Continue To Steer The Ship
29 December 2009 at 6:34 am by Staff
According to Bespoke, the NASDAQ is up 45% in 2009 and only down 18% since the October 2007 market highs. The S&P 500 in 2009 has garnered a respectable 25% in 2009. However, it is still down 28% from the 2007 peak.
Do these numbers indicate that technology ETFs, both here and abroad, may be setting up for a 90s like run? Or does the fact that the tech sector is still down dramatically from all-time levels from a decade earlier merit concern.
The Tech Market - Bespoke
Asian ETFs Leading. Is it Back to Business for Asia? – Jonathan Bernstein, ETF Zone
2010 Investing: A Tale of Two Economies - Phillip Davis, Phil’s Stock World
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Tags | "asian etfs", 2010 Investing, Technology ETFs
