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February 2008
Will WisdomTree Survive?
IN THIS ISSUE
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- Cover Story
Matt HouganOne question I get asked a lot is if I think there is a bubble in the ETF market. A large number of new ETF companies launched last year, and there is a feeling that some of them won't make it. People are waiting … some of them eagerly … for the first one to go bust.
- Features
Matt HouganInvestors are increasingly frustrated with the growing correlation between large-cap U.S. and large-cap international stocks, and they're turning to small-cap international for help. The theory is that small-cap companies will be more closely tied to local economic conditions, and as a result, will offer more of a diversification benefit than large-caps. A recent study by Steven Schoenfeld and Stefanie Jaron in the Journal of Indexes ("International Equities," Jan/Feb 2008) supported this idea with hard data.
Murray ColemanExchange-traded funds (ETFs) are marketed at least in part for their tax efficiency. ETFs are more tax-efficient than traditional mutual funds, we're told, because of the way new ETF shares are created and redeemed.
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