After broad markets put in a phenomenal 2013, bullish sentiment prevailed on Wall Street and with investors. With that bull run, however, came all-time highs and stock markets wading into uncharted waters. This has left some investors apprehensive about whether to buy into the market as they fear buying in at a top. Despite many assets sitting at highs, there are still plenty of opportunities for contrarian investors in 2014, as a handful of sectors and securities saw a less-than-successful 2013 [for more ETF news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. Below, we outline four ETF plays for 2014 (in no particular order) that have a contrarian appeal and may have more room to run than broad benchmarks. 1. Market Vectors TR Gold Miners ETF Gold and gold miners alike suffered a rough 2013, as this ETF lost more than 50% of its price. But after being beat down [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn 25 Wild ETF Charts From 1H 2013 Favorite ETF Positions For 5 Super Investors Checking In On the 10 Largest ETFs Year To Date ETF Insider: Fed Offers No Relief
After broad markets put in a phenomenal 2013, bullish sentiment prevailed on Wall Street and with investors. With that bull run, however, came all-time highs and stock markets wading into uncharted waters. This has left some investors apprehensive about whether to buy into the market as they fear buying in at a top. Despite many assets sitting at highs, there are still plenty of opportunities for contrarian investors in 2014, as a handful of sectors and securities saw a less-than-successful 2013 [for more ETF news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. Below, we outline four ETF plays for 2014 (in no particular order) that have a contrarian appeal and may have more room to run than broad benchmarks. 1. Market Vectors TR Gold Miners ETF Gold and gold miners alike suffered a rough 2013, as this ETF lost more than 50% of its price. But after being beat down [...]
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