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Portofolio opinion in ETF (ONLY IF YOU OWN OR KNOW WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT)? |
I have current portofolio in ETF as follow: I'd consider moving some money out of XLE(not all of it) and into something more diverse like the iShares Dow Jones Select Dividend Index (DVY). At $70/share...i think this is a nice value play and will probably climb towards $100/share by 2008. DVY will still provide you some energy stocks, but will also provide you some of the highest dividend stocks in the financial areas as well(Bank of America for example). Not to mention it pays you a dividend on the 100 stocks it invests in! Don't get me wrong, XLE has had a great 3 year run, returning near 40%, but I'm banking on a soft pull back in oil prices this year, which will hurt that ETF, and I wouldn't expect to see a 1 year 25% ROI like this past one either. Very aggressive, narrow focus, looking to bet on huge growth in few markets. If you're going to be that aggressive, why the energy? It's been so flat for 6 months ...why not flip into Latin America or even Ireland ( MXE, IRL) or more to China ...until you see the energy coming back? Your portfolio sucks. |
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