As we enter Q2, investors will be looking back to one of the best three-month stretches in recent history, as stocks surged amid a rally that has defined 2012. Both the Dow and S&P 500 have crossed pivotal points as they have hit post-recession highs and set their sights on a full recovery. But the recovery will greatly hinge on the upcoming quarter, as strong data and guidance is needed to prove that the first part of 2012 was no fluke. Investors will have their eyes fixed on the Fed and the possible announcement of QE3 as well as lagging housing data to lead the way, or drag down the recovery. For now, we outline three ETFs to watch as we kick off a quarter with another busy week on Wall Street [see also Three Things Wall Street Journal Didn’t Tell You About Commodities]. MSCI Switzerland Index Fund (EWL) Why [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETF Insider: No Rest For The Bulls ETF Insider: Stay On The Defense ETF Insider: Which Way Will The Bulls Run? Seven ETFs To Invest Like Peter Schiff World Cup Of ETFs: Plays On All 32 Countries
As we enter Q2, investors will be looking back to one of the best three-month stretches in recent history, as stocks surged amid a rally that has defined 2012. Both the Dow and S&P 500 have crossed pivotal points as they have hit post-recession highs and set their sights on a full recovery. But the recovery will greatly hinge on the upcoming quarter, as strong data and guidance is needed to prove that the first part of 2012 was no fluke. Investors will have their eyes fixed on the Fed and the possible announcement of QE3 as well as lagging housing data to lead the way, or drag down the recovery. For now, we outline three ETFs to watch as we kick off a quarter with another busy week on Wall Street [see also Three Things Wall Street Journal Didn’t Tell You About Commodities]. MSCI Switzerland Index Fund (EWL) Why [...]
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