With major U.S. equity indexes sitting at all-time highs and emerging markets still in a very deep hole, many on the sidelines have been left wondering which asset class is still ripe with opportunity. The bulls continue to favor cyclical sectors well-positioned for rising rates, including technology, industrial, and financials; while the bears remain wary as looming seat changes on the Federal Reserve board could inspire the next correction. The clouds of uncertainty looming over Wall Street have prompted us to look to the past for clues as to what asset classes may drive the next rally as the summer seasons winds down [see Visual Guide: Major Index Returns By Year]. As such, below we highlight two sector ETFs that stand to benefit from the upcoming back-to-school shopping season; these funds have historically generated very positive returns over the coming months thanks to increased consumer spending [see Consumer-Centric ETFdb Portfolio]. [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: 3-Year Review: Best & Worst ETFs In Each Sector 3 Sector Rotation Strategies ETF Investors Must Know Consider Consumer Staples ETF Insider: Sandy Rattles Wall Street 10 Equity ETFs That Surged In 2011 (And Might Do The Same In 2012)
With major U.S. equity indexes sitting at all-time highs and emerging markets still in a very deep hole, many on the sidelines have been left wondering which asset class is still ripe with opportunity. The bulls continue to favor cyclical sectors well-positioned for rising rates, including technology, industrial, and financials; while the bears remain wary as looming seat changes on the Federal Reserve board could inspire the next correction. The clouds of uncertainty looming over Wall Street have prompted us to look to the past for clues as to what asset classes may drive the next rally as the summer seasons winds down [see Visual Guide: Major Index Returns By Year]. As such, below we highlight two sector ETFs that stand to benefit from the upcoming back-to-school shopping season; these funds have historically generated very positive returns over the coming months thanks to increased consumer spending [see Consumer-Centric ETFdb Portfolio]. [...]
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