Three Intriguing Alternatives To Popular ETFs (SPY, XLF, FXI)

As the ETF industry has maintained its strong growth, investors have grown increasingly comfortable with establishing exposure to various markets utilizing the exchange-traded structure. Now, with 1,300+ funds in the space, there is an ETF for almost any investment objective, with further innovation still on the way. But as the industry rapidly expands, some funds will be on the receiving end of ETF growing pains, as many have a hard time trusting younger or less-popular products; but this lack of faith may represent a major missed opportunity for some investors. In many cases, investors can be quick to take an ETF’s reputation or age at face value, and look no further. And it would be hard for anyone to accuse some of these ultra-popular and successful products of not meeting expectations, especially for those who value liquidity above all else. But when investors begin to look beyond the surface of [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Ten Commandments Of ETF Investing Best Performing ETFs Of 2009 Most Popular ETFs: Leveraged, Financial ETFs Among Winners May ETF Summary: Return to Old Form Equal Weight ETFdb Portfolio Now Available