Europe Stocks

Stocks in Europe

The whole European Union is the largest and wealthiest economy in the world. Yet, political unrest and poor fundamentals keep investors at bay. Since 1999, the eurozone, the main monetary union, has worked to effectively foster trade in the face of political flux and economic reform.  The European Central Bank, composed of a president and the leaders of the national central banks, is in charge of regulating the eurozone.

Investors interested in Europe stocks could do well to bottom fish during a debt crisis if they have time to hold those equities long enough to see recovery and growth.

7 Vulnerable Stocks to Watch On Brexit News and Trade Wars

There’s a lot of chaos overseas right now. So, what does this mean for stocks going forward? And should you be worried?

Trades of the Day: Blackhawk Network (HAWK) and Clean Harbors (CLH)

Boris Johnson, the popular mayor of London, also stated on Sunday that he would back Brexit.

Trade of the Day: Deutsche Bank (DB)

Europe will get hit hardest because its financial institutions don't have the reserves that U.S. banks do. Additionally, the European banks are heavily invested in Asian debt, a huge problem, and they have a lot of derivative exposure.

3 Best ETFs to Add European Stocks for Retirement

Don't just focus on the U.S. European stocks offer plenty of portfolio benefits. Here are the three best ETFs for retirement investors.

Expect Volatility as Greek Debt Drama Escalates

Investors can expect greater market volatility as Athens comes closer to a deadline to avoid defaulting on its bailout package and faces leaving the eurozone.

3 of the Best Mutual Funds to Play European Stocks

Europe is a top world region to invest in 2015. Capture the positive momentum with one of the best mutual funds investing in European stocks.

5 Best Countries for ETF Investment

There's a wealth of investment opportunities in the world -- and ETFs can bring them to you. Here's five of the best single countries to buy.

The Best Europe ETF for 2015

Buyers of Europe ETFs have favored hedged products such as the HEDJ ETF in 2015, but funds exposed to the euro may now be the better bet.

3 Energy Stocks to Buy Thanks to Canada & Mexico

A import war is starting to brew, and it'll benefit the refineries in the Gulf Coast. Jump on board with these three energy stocks to buy.

4 International Dividend ETFs To Buy

Investors looking for high income should take a look at international dividend ETFs. Here are four of the best to buy.

If You Own Dividend ETFs, Look Overseas

Investors in dividend ETFs tend to focus on the U.S. market, but international dividend ETFs offer higher yields and much lower valuations.

The Top 10 Must-See Stock Charts for October

These 10 stock charts indicate that there could be additional downside if the markets go "risk-off" in October.

Why Investors Need to Stop Sweating the Federal Reserve

The outlook for Federal Reserve policy continues to make headlines, but its potential market impact is being greatly exaggerated.

Gold Is Down, But That Doesn’t Make It a Buy

Gold and gold stocks are depressed, but major currency headwinds mean that any rally is likely to be short-lived.

ECB Cuts Rates as the Eurozone Flirts With Deflation

The ECB rate cuts were necessary to forestall deflation, but even with bond purchases, it may be too little too late.

3 ETFs to Play the Escalating Ukraine Crisis

The Ukraine Crisis is getting serious in a hurry. Here are three ETFs that will let you protect your portfolio and even come out ahead.

Russia Crisis Makes Europe a No-Go Area for Investors

After being the darling for much of the year, economic weakness and the Ukraine have caused sentiment to sour on European stocks.

Will the Rising U.S. Dollar Derail the Rally in Gold? (GLD)

Gold prices and GLD have performed well so far this year, but will the rising U.S. dollar could be a persistent threat to continued gains in 2014.

Who Would Win the ‘World Cup of Mutual Funds’?

The U.S. lost in the World Cup, but domestic stock mutual funds look a little more competitive compared to other WC countries and regions.