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5 Funds That Should Fly on QE3
A rising QE3 tide might not lift all boats, but it'll lift a few. From utilities to commodities, investors can ride Bernanke's wave atop these five funds.
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XLU Stock Predictions, Articles, and Sel Sct Utilities News
3 ETFs Breaking Away From the Pack
Which sectors are positioned as better breakout leaders? The answer points to three ETFs that could make much stronger moves than others.
What Sectors Will Work in QE3?
Market performance following past quantitative easing announcements might provide a clue as to which sectors will perform best in the month ahead.
Utilities: Back to Hero, or Villain in Disguise?
This may be a temporary period of strength or a final move before a breakdown. A downtrend could be quite telling about the second half for equities.
Look What’s Up When the Market’s Are Down
Despite a down day Thursday consumer, pharmaceutical and utility ETF's did very well and investors may want to look at the sectors for investment
Wall Street’s Biggest Winners & Losers of Q2
As a whole, energy stocks stunk up Wall Street for the past three months, while utilities smelled like roses. Here's a look at the individual best and worst.
Large-Cap Consumer Stocks: Right Now, Safety Will Cost You
Large-cap consumer stocks offer high yields, relative safety, and insulation from macroeconomic headwinds. But have the shares become too expensive?
Where’s the Line in the Sand for This Selloff?
The Select Sector Energy SPDR might be the most important security to help you determine how long this market correction can continue.
Utilities: Crisis-Proof for 3 Years Running
Utilities have all the attributes that investors are looking for right now -- and there's no reason the sector can't continue to outperform.
Where to Find Opportunities in the Summer Doldrums
Take a look at which sectors have outperformed in the summer months during the past 10 years, and which have lagged. The results might surprise you.
My Favorite Sector for Summer: Utilities
Portfolio growth ultimately doesn’t pay the bills; income does. Utilities offer safe dividends, and could even outperform if Europe's foot-dragging continues.
Buying Into High Barrier-to-Entry Utility Companies
Utilities are still one of the best ways to play the market, as it is a high barrier to entry industry. Take advantage of the sector with this ETF play.
Greece Is Bad but the Real Story Is Spain
Spain is locked into a difficult situation that effects the entire eurozone, as Spanish bank debt associated with a collapsing real estate market looms large.
Investors’ Blueprint for Another Euro-Crisis
Election results in France and Greece indicate the European debt crisis might again haunt the markets. Here are three opportunities for investors.
Utilities: Boring, But Consistent
Through the past year's bumpy market ride, utilities -- and XLU -- have been stodgy but persistent performers. There's no reason to think that won't continue.
The Best S&P Sectors for Q1
Not surprisingly, eight of the nine S&P sector ETFs followed the index higher in Q1 2012. Here's a look at how they all shook out -- and which ETF fell flat.
5 Beaten-Down ETF Buying Opportunities
The market continues to rally and gain momentum, but these five ETFs haven't joined in -- yet. But they have the potential to stage a rally of their own.
Exelon May Finally Be Worth a Look
This beaten-down dividend-paying utility could be on the cusp of better days. The longer your time frame, the better it will likely look.
ETF Alternatives for Last Week’s Hot Stocks
Basketball, bankers, digital media, coffee and dividends are among this week's ETF alternatives.
4 Hot Emerging-Market ETFs For 2012
The group includes raw materials, heavy construction equipment, a leveraged fund and a dividend play.
