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ETFguide

ETFguide is the information leader on exchange-traded funds because of its vendor neutral approach and its progressive reporting style. Unique features include an ETF bookstore, a monthly e-mail newsletter and subscription based ETF portfolios.

ETFguide is independently owned and began publishing in 2003. The site reaches an affluent audience of individual investors, financial advisors, and financial institutions that invest and work with ETFs.

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Recent Articles

Just How Safe are Bonds Today?

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News flash: Investors who assumed their investments in conservative bonds and bond funds were safe from losses are learning otherwise...

3 Risks that Could Derail Your Retirement Plan

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Funding your retirement is a big financial obligation that no one can escape. Here are 3 things that can go wrong, and how to avoid them

Is Your Portfolio’s Performance Satisfactory? (WMT, VOO, BOND)

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Understanding your investment portfolio performance requires analysis that goes beyond quick yield measures. Here's a great way to start

It’s Time Investors ‘Got’ Real Estate (VNQ)

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Look at your investment portfolio. Do you have exposure to real estate? Here are key ways to get into real estate with these stocks

3 Lies About ETFs (SCHB, FXE, DBC, ICF)

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As stocks register new highs and bond yields register new lows, ETFs keep humming along. It's time to dispel these 3 lies about ETFs

Here’s How Your Non-Core Portfolio Should Look

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I've written about the role of a non-core portfolio, and here's a list of asset classes you can use for that role in your overall strategy

Should Correlations Drive Your Investment Decisions?

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Do stock market correlations matter? Statisticians measure the relationship between asset classes or investments, and those outcomes are a key to investments

SunEdison Shareholders Were Zapped by SUNE Bankruptcy Filing

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SunEdison now joins the endless parade of defunct stock market ex-darlings like Enron. Here are some of the biggest ETF and fund losers

The Performance of Active Managers Keeps Getting Worse

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John Bogle once quipped that if the data doesn't prove indexing wins, well, the data is wrong. This chart proves Bogle was indeed correct on both points

How the Globe’s Dullest Sector is Effortlessly Beating the S&P 500

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The utilities sector is the antithesis of high-flying tech stocks, however they are beating the S&P 500 by a wide margin. Here's why to hold utility stocks

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