With the government shutdown upon us, many have once again turned to overseas markets in search of uncorrelated, and potentially more attractive, returns. Even though the debt drama at home can surely spill overseas and inspire volatile trading around the globe, investors have been hesitant to jump into broad-based U.S. equity funds given their stellar run-ups YTD [see also 7 Emerging Market ETFs Crushing It In 2013]. Amid the tug-of-war on Wall Street and Capitol Hill, the WisdomTree Emerging Markets Growth Fund (EMCG), which launched last Thursday, is off to the races and garnering attention from investors looking to avoid all of the turmoil on the home front. Under The Hood: EMCG The WisdomTree Emerging Markets Consumer Growth Fund is linked to an index that uses a rules-based approach to focus on profitable companies that derive the majority of their revenues from emerging markets, all the while maintaining sensitivity to [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETF Insider: Buy On The Dip Prospects July 22nd Edition Consider Consumer Staples 5 ETF Plays For BlackRock’s 2013 Outlook 5 Emerging Markets ETFs ex-Taiwan & South Korea Five ETFs For Doomsday Capitalism
With the government shutdown upon us, many have once again turned to overseas markets in search of uncorrelated, and potentially more attractive, returns. Even though the debt drama at home can surely spill overseas and inspire volatile trading around the globe, investors have been hesitant to jump into broad-based U.S. equity funds given their stellar run-ups YTD [see also 7 Emerging Market ETFs Crushing It In 2013]. Amid the tug-of-war on Wall Street and Capitol Hill, the WisdomTree Emerging Markets Growth Fund (EMCG), which launched last Thursday, is off to the races and garnering attention from investors looking to avoid all of the turmoil on the home front. Under The Hood: EMCG The WisdomTree Emerging Markets Consumer Growth Fund is linked to an index that uses a rules-based approach to focus on profitable companies that derive the majority of their revenues from emerging markets, all the while maintaining sensitivity to [...]
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