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This East Asian country managed the COVID-19 pandemic well, with the government implementing massive stimulus programs to boost the economy. All this has set South Korea up for a strong post-pandemic rebound. Meanwhile, many stocks now trade at attractive valuations....
All of the major global stock markets fell at the outbreak of COVID-19. But many top markets have since rebounded. We think the outlook remains positive for quality stocks, and one way to profit from that—while cutting your risk—is to invest in top ETFs.
Here’s a look at four international funds that we believe are suitable for your new buying....
Here’s a look at four international funds that we believe are suitable for your new buying....
Australia’s economy looks set for steady expansion this year. Pent-up spending and faster wage growth should spur household spending and domestic consumption. Meanwhile, the country’s resource-heavy export sector will benefit from sustained global demand for commodities and the reopening of borders....
DUPONT DE NEMOURS INC., $55.58 symbol DD on New York, formerly known as DowDuPont, took its current form on June 1, 2019, when it set up Corteva (its agriculture business) as a separate company (symbol CTVA on New York and a recommendation of our Power Growth Investor newsletter)....
WINC INC., $1.64, symbol WBEV on New York, is an online wine club and a producer of wines. Founded in 2011 as the Club W wine club, it added its own proprietary wine products in 2014, launched a wholesale program in 2015, and then re-branded as Winc in 2016.
The company went public on November 10, 2021, selling 1.69 million of its shares at $13.00....
The company went public on November 10, 2021, selling 1.69 million of its shares at $13.00....
MCDONALD’S CORP., $234.11, New York symbol MCD, is your #1 Conservative Buy for 2022.
The company is the world’s largest fast-food chain with over 40,000 restaurants in 119 countries. It serves a wide variety of food but is best known for its hamburgers and french fries....
The company is the world’s largest fast-food chain with over 40,000 restaurants in 119 countries. It serves a wide variety of food but is best known for its hamburgers and french fries....
This month we highlight an ETF from Invesco that invests in metals used for electric vehicles and batteries. We also highlight an ETF from RBC iShares aimed at providing access to a global portfolio of stocks engaged in “exponential technologies.”
INVESCO ELECTRIC VEHICLE METALS COMMODITY STRATEGY ETF $27.84 (New York symbol EVMT) invests in metals that are commonly used in the manufacture of electric vehicles and batteries.
The ETF invests in a diverse basket of futures contracts to get exposure to those metals—specifically copper, aluminum, nickel, cobalt, and iron ore.
The fund launched on April 27, 2022, and charges a management fee of 0.59%....
Algonquin Power has a long history of using acquisitions to expand. It cuts the risk of this strategy by focusing on regulated utilities and operations with long-term supply contracts.
The company’s latest purchase is a Kentucky utility with 228,000 customers....
The company’s latest purchase is a Kentucky utility with 228,000 customers....
The German economy was recovering in the first quarter of 2022. Then came the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and that has dampened the country’s recovery. The war exacerbates supply-chain disruptions, pushing up commodity prices and weighing on industrial production.
Still, Germany’s strong, ongoing government response to the pandemic sets its diversified, high value-added and export-oriented economy up for strong gains as global economies normalize.
Here is one ETF that provides exposure to the top public companies in Germany.
ISHARES MSCI GERMANY ETF $25.24 (New York symbol EWG; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $1.7 billion) invests in publicly listed German companies.
Financial companies account for 20% of the fund’s assets, while Consumer Cyclicals (18%), Industrials (14%), Technology (14%), Healthcare (13%), and Basic Materials (10%), are other key segments.
The ETF holds a portfolio of 61 stocks; the top 10 make up 52% of its assets....
Still, Germany’s strong, ongoing government response to the pandemic sets its diversified, high value-added and export-oriented economy up for strong gains as global economies normalize.
Here is one ETF that provides exposure to the top public companies in Germany.
ISHARES MSCI GERMANY ETF $25.24 (New York symbol EWG; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $1.7 billion) invests in publicly listed German companies.
Financial companies account for 20% of the fund’s assets, while Consumer Cyclicals (18%), Industrials (14%), Technology (14%), Healthcare (13%), and Basic Materials (10%), are other key segments.
The ETF holds a portfolio of 61 stocks; the top 10 make up 52% of its assets....
All of the major global stock markets fell at the outbreak of COVID-19. But many top markets have since rebounded. We think the outlook remains positive for quality stocks, and one way to profit from that—while cutting your risk—is to invest in top ETFs.
Here’s a look at four international funds that we believe are suitable for your new buying....
Here’s a look at four international funds that we believe are suitable for your new buying....