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Which ETF( Exchange Traded Fund) Sector should I go into? |
From what I've read recently, they are saying that the Telecom Sector is undervalued and a great sector to invest into right now. I was looking at IYZ( iShares Dow Jones US Telecom) and it looks like a good ETF to get into. For anyone that knows about ETF's and sectors, what do you guys think? Thank you First off any sectors should be a small part of your portfolio around 10% of your portfolio. The main part should be in the major asset classes : total stock market, us large cap and small cap (i favor a value tilt), developed international and emerging international . Use vanguard etfs as much as possble due to their lower costs. Smart. You're looking for trading information from people you don't know, whose qualifications you can't verify & who's motives are also unknown. All the ETFs right now with any volume are overbought. IYZ is a good one, but I'd wait to buy and keep an eye on the macd-stochastics. It'd be a better buy later. Ahh, don't listen to that first guy! I think it's a great question. ETF's are a great way to play the market without the heavy volatility of individual stocks. I like the Vanguard Groups energy ETF..ticker VDE. Check it out at Vanguard.com. Great way to play the energy sector as it still has room for more growth. It's up almost 13% for the year and has all the big guys...Exxon, Valero, Devon. The great thing about this ETF is that it's not just a oil pure play...there are drillers, natural gas guys as well as refiners. Good luck man. |
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