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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

Numbers Show Government Efforts to Spur Spending a Massive Failure

By ETFguide

Fed Chair Ben Bernanke said yesterday that he expected a recovery in consuming spending. Media headlines blared the good news and stocks rallied. The details of 'sometime in the next several quarters' got lost in the shuffle however. Nor did the media report that Bernanke has rarely made a prediction that has turned out to be correct.

How to Profit from a Surge in Global Wheat Prices

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The worst drought in 130 years has destroyed at least a fifth of the current Russian wheat crop and threatens much bigger damage to the winter wheat crop if the weather doesn't change soon. Only a bumper crop in the U.S. has prevented wheat prices from really going through the roof.

New Brazil ETF Focuses on Financials

By ETFguide

Global X Brazil Financials ETF follows the Solactive Brazil Financials Index, allowing investors a mainline to the emerging market's booming banks.

PowerShares ETF Switches to Fundamental Bond Index

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In what could signal a new trend in the bond ETF marketplace, Invesco PowerShares revamped one of its bond ETFs to follow a fundamentally weighted bond index.

Exchange Traded Fund Investing – 7 ETF Trading Tips

By ETFguide

Before buying or selling an exchange-traded fund (ETF) it's a good idea to consider trading methods that can save you money and improve your returns. Here are a few suggestions on trading ETFs that could help you to increase your bottom line.

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