February 24, 2013 – ETF Expert Radio Podcast
Interest Rates & ETFs, Europe & ETFs, Financial ETFs, ETFs & the Housing Market, The Sequester & ETFs, Defense Sector ETFs Click here to listen to the show: 2-24-2012 [...more]
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February 10, 2013 – ETF Expert Radio Podcast
High Yield Corporate Bond ETFs, Europe & ETFs, Winter Storm Impact & ETFs, Japan & ETFs, Currency ETFs Click here to listen to the show: 2-10-2012 [...more]
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February 3, 2013 – ETF Expert Radio Podcast
Asia ETFs, Europe & ETFs, Precious Metals ETFs, Fixed Income ETFs, Brazilian ETFs Click here to listen to the show: 2-3-2012 [...more]
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Alternative ETF Strategies For Everyday Portfolios
Seeking Alpha’s Jonathan Liss recently spoke with Gary to find out how he planned to use ETFs – including alternative ETF strategies not frequently found in more typical investor portfolios – to position clients in 2013. Jonathan Liss (JL): How would you describe your investing style/philosophy? Gary Gordon (GG): Information processing is the best way to describe [...] [...more]
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December 23, 2012 – ETF Expert Radio Podcast
Muni Bond ETFs, MLP ETFs & ETNs, Value vs. Growth ETFs, Europe & ETFs, Japan & ETFs Click here to listen to the show: 12-23-2012 [...more]
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February 19, 2012 – ETF Expert Radio Podcast
Oil ETFs, Gasoline ETFs, Shore Europe ETFs, Short Euro Debt ETFs, Emerging Consumer ETFs, Volatility ETFs, Hedging and ETFs Click here to listen to the show: 2-19-2012 [...more]
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Will Santa’s Sleigh Carry Lumps of Coal ETFs?
One of the most volatile segments of the market is the materials segment. Its under-performance throughout 2011 is directly tied to slowing emerging market demand and increasing fears of a global meltdown in Europe. Of course, what if oversold stocks should get a break out of the European quagmire? Or what if China makes a statement [...] [...more]
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Asia ETFs: Why China’s Trading Partners May Receive A Big Boost
In July, China witnessed its consumer price index hit 6.5%. There was little room for debate… the mainland had to maintain its tight fiscal and monetary policy. By September, inflation in China dipped to 6.1%. In October, it fell to 5.5% – far closer to the comfort level. At the same time, the multitude of hikes in the amounts that banks must keep in [...] [...more]
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ETFs For Shorting U.S. Banks Still Find A Fan Base
Over the weekend, Germany and France presented a unified front on recapitalizing European banks. Not surprisingly, risk assets clear across the globe rocketed higher on Monday, 10/10/11. In fact, most believe that a TARP-like response for protecting “too big to fail” financial institutions is the best way to avoid a rash of sovereign debt defaults, a worldwide recession as well as depreciating risk [...] [...more]
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Low-Yield China Bond ETFs May Provide Better Risk-Reward Than U.S. Treasuries
One of the arguments in favor of Dividend ETFs is that they provide 3.0%-3.5% with the potential for capital appreciation. But the last 3 months have seen more depreciation than the “attractive” yield could offset. With savings accounts and CDs offering 1.0% on the high end, investment-grade U.S. government debt has been a consideration for some folks. Of [...] [...more]
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