With no concrete solutions on the table regarding the much-feared fiscal cliff, it wasn’t terribly surprising to see equity markets take a beating last week. Profit-taking pressures have been a dominant theme as negotiations in Washington D.C. have proven to be riddled with gridlock, prompting many to lock in gains ahead of the potential tax hikes. This holiday-shortened week, investors will once again see a number of key economic reports from around the world. Below, we outline three ETFs that should see a fair amount of activity during the week ahead [see also 13 Rapid Fire ETF Ideas For 2013]. 1. FTSE China 25 Index Fund Why FXI Will Be In Focus: This ETF is a favorite among active traders looking to tap into China’s equity market, and it may see an increase in trading volumes on Tuesday morning as investors react to manufacturing data released the night before. With China’s slowing growth proving [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: 17 ETFs For Day Traders Favorite ETF Positions For 5 Super Investors ETF Insider: Technicals Favor Stocks 3 ETFs To Watch This Week: XLI, EU, VXX 3 ETFs To Watch This Week: EWUS, VXX, XLI
With no concrete solutions on the table regarding the much-feared fiscal cliff, it wasn’t terribly surprising to see equity markets take a beating last week. Profit-taking pressures have been a dominant theme as negotiations in Washington D.C. have proven to be riddled with gridlock, prompting many to lock in gains ahead of the potential tax hikes. This holiday-shortened week, investors will once again see a number of key economic reports from around the world. Below, we outline three ETFs that should see a fair amount of activity during the week ahead [see also 13 Rapid Fire ETF Ideas For 2013]. 1. FTSE China 25 Index Fund Why FXI Will Be In Focus: This ETF is a favorite among active traders looking to tap into China’s equity market, and it may see an increase in trading volumes on Tuesday morning as investors react to manufacturing data released the night before. With China’s slowing growth proving [...]
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