Best ETF of the Month

Our ETF pick for June 2011 is TBH (Telebras Holders). This ETF tracking the Brazil telecom stocks is one of the few ETFs still in a uptrend.

Telebras Holders

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Best ETF for April 2011

This month best performing ETF is PXJ ( PowerShares Dynamic Oil & Gas Services Portfolio ):

PowerShares Dynamic Oil & Gas Services Portfolio

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Top Performing ETF March 2010

The best performing ETF this month is FBT (First Trust Amex Biotechnology Index):

best ETF pick March 2010

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PS There was no free ETF pick last month because of the weak market action.

Best ETF January 2010

The best performing ETF this month is DBB ( PowerShares DB Base Metals ):
Best ETF January 2010

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Best ETF December 2009

The ETF of the month for December 2009 is BRF (Market Vectors Brazil Small Cap):
best ETF December 2009

There was no update for the ETF of the month for the last two months because our last recommendation (TUR) continued to be the best performing ETF for that period.

Best ETF for September 2009

The best performing ETF this month is once again TUR (iShares MSCI Turkey). The Turkish market continue its strong recovery but this may rapidly change should the pessimism return to the market. Make sure you have a clear exit strategy if you decide to invest in this ETF.

Best ETF Septemeber 2009

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Best ETF for August 2009

The best ETF for this month is TUR (iShares MSCI Turkey). Turkish market, like any other emerging market, was down almost 70% from October 2007 to November 2008 and is recovering very well right now. How far it can go? It all depends on the overall market. If the actual optimism will continue the Turkish market will likely outperform the US and other developed countries markets but the opposite is also true, if the last year pessimism will return.

TUR


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Best ETF For July 2009

This month’s best performing ETF is iPath Dow Jones-AIG Nickel Total Return (symbol JJN), an ETN (Exchange Traded Notes) in fact.

The nickel prices increased significantly during the last couple of months and this helped a lot of the stocks and ETFs exposed to the metal. Commodities prices in general were up during the last few months because investors became more optimistic that the world economy would recover and the demand for commodities would increase again. However, a return of the bear sentiment in the market will certainly take down the nickel and other commodities prices as well. You should have a clear exit strategy in place if you decide to buy this ETN.

Best ETF July 2009


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Best ETF for June 2009

This month’s best performing ETF is Market Vectors Russia (symbol RSX). The Russian stock market, like most emerging markets, is recovering from huge losses suffered during 2008 and the first part of this year. If the actual rally persists, this ETF should continue to perform well; however, it will give back its earnings very fast should the bear market mood return. Remember, you should have a well-defined exit strategy in place before buying any ETF or any other investment vehicle, by the way.

RSX – Market Vectors Russia

Best ETF for June 2009

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