Feb. 3: The Best ETF Articles In The National Media
February 03, 2009 6:43 am
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U.S. Overtakes Germany In Wind Power Alternative energy investors who watched their exchange-traded funds get hammered last year have reason to expect better times. A new report by Reuters says that the U.S. overtook Germany as the world's biggest supplier of wind power in 2008, and should become the global leader in solar sometime this year. The report was based on new industry data just made public. You can read the story here.
Update On Gold ETFs With the SPDR Gold Trust (NYSE: GLD) trading at record levels in terms of bullion holdings, TheStreet's Kevin Baker looks at prospects going forward for that ETF and others. You can read the story here.
Stick With Index Funds In 401(k) Plans This interesting analysis by investment researcher Morningstar looks at changes in 401(k) retirement plans at work and how they're changing. The piece reviews different options and suggests investors stick with index funds. And if they're attracted to actively managed mutual funds, analyst Christopher Davis advises plan participants to make sure and compare those funds' long-term returns with their respective benchmarks before buying. You can read the story here.
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[BLOG IU.COM] December 28, 2009
I Can’t Wait For The New Active Commodity ETF If you’ve studied the literature, you should be very excited about the forthcoming SummerHaven commodity ETF from U.S. Commodity Funds. -
[Podcasts] December 28, 2009
Goldman Sachs Enters ETF Ring Associate Editor Lara Crigger discusses why the financial giant may be going the ETF route, and if it's good for investors. -
[BLOG IU.COM] December 17, 2009
FCG Vs. IEO: The Best Nat Gas Merger Play Morningstar’s Scott Burns is out with an odd recommendation following the recent acquisition of natural gas producer XTO Energy. -
[News] January 06, 2010
Weekly European ETF Trading Report -
[News] January 03, 2010
ZKB Gold ETF Sees December Redemptions

Passive-Aggressive Shenanigans?
The new S&P Index vs. Active report is out. It might be a game changer, if you can cut through the spin.
BABs: Beautiful If You’re Not Rich
Despite the Wall Street Journal’s worries about Build America Bonds, they can be great for your portfolio, especially if you’re not super-wealthy.
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