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ETF Watch: Huntington Debuts Sector-Rotation ETF
By Heather Bell | July 25, 2012

Related ETFs: DENT / MATH / HUSE

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25

Huntington Rolls Out Active Sector Rotation ETF
Huntington Asset Advisors debuted an ETF that uses an actively managed rotation strategy to generate returns. The Huntington U.S. Equity Rotation Strategy ETF (NYSEArca: HUSE) invests across the broad-market S&P 1500, in all three size segments and all 10 sectors, shifting its allocations according to market conditions. A fee waiver of 34 basis points brings HUSE's net annual expense ratio down to 0.95 percent.

DENT To Close Rather Than Merge
A recent filing from AdvisorShares indicates that the AdvisorShares DENT Tactical Advantage ETF (NYSEArca: DENT) will not be rolled into the AdvisorShares Meidell Tactical Advantage ETF (NYSEArca: MATH). Instead, DENT will simply be liquidated. Trading is scheduled to cease on Aug. 8, with the liquidation taking place on Aug. 15.

 

TUESDAY, JULY 24

Vanguard Files For Short-Term TIPS ETF
Vanguard filed regulatory paperwork outlining its plans to launch an index fund, with an ETF share class, that will invest in short-term inflation-protected securities. The Vanguard Short-Term Inflation-Protected Securities Index Fund will have an ETF share class that will charge an annual expense ratio of 0.10 percent. The other share classes will range in cost from 7 to 20 basis points. The new fund will target an effective duration and an average maturity of 2 ½ years.