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Three Emerging Market ETFs At Risk Of Extinction
July 16, 2012
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The average trading volume for a fund may affect more than the bid/ask spread—it can also be a signal of an ETF at risk of closing. Those worried about issues relating to low liquidity should keep an eye out for alternatives to these emerging markets ETFs, according to an article on Emerging Money. Here are the three ETFs outlined in the article:
The average volume for SKOR, BRIS and ECNS are 780.4, 3,200 and 1,800 shares, respectively, reports Emerging Money. For additional information on the funds listed, go to EmergingMoney.com. |
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