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Safe Haven No More: ETFs For Gold's Decline

Posted by Benzinga on December 15th, 2011

Paradise has been lost. At least for the gold bugs.

We're not saying the decade-long bull run in gold is over, but there are ominous signs to that affect. Take the case of the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD) for example.

It has been a wild ride for investors in 2011, but when all is said and done, the top performers in terms of sector ETFs this year aren't likely to surprise anyone. Well, one might be a surprise, but the others not so much.

Invest Like Buffett...With ETFs

Posted by Benzinga on November 15th, 2011

So you want to invest like Warren Buffett? Most investors, professional and otherwise, would probably give their right arm to generate the returns that Buffett has over the years. And the good news is investors can easily get their hands on data that show what stocks Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A) (NYSE: BRK-B) owns.

Check Out The Chart: Ain't No Sunshine

Posted by Benzinga on October 26th, 2011

Remember all that talk of alternative energy and that solar power was the wave of the future? It sure was fun for a while as investors piled into solar stocks as if those stocks were the next Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL). American, Chinese, whatever, solar stocks once burned bright.

5 ETFs for Bargain Hunters

Posted by Benzinga on October 4th, 2011

Good news. Nearly every traditional long ETF one can think of is trading at bargain basement levels. The bad news is that what looks like an attractive price today could easily be more attractive (meaning lower) tomorrow or next week.

Four New Dividend ETFs To Love...Maybe

Posted by Benzinga on September 15th, 2011

The pace of new ETF introductions has slowed over the past couple of months, but the year-to-date total of roughly 200 is still pretty impressive. Within that group have been a fair amount of new funds devoted to the timeless theme of dividends.

It has been and will be said hundreds, if not thousands, of times in the coming days that Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has lost a legend with the departure of Steve Jobs as CEO. Perhaps no company in the history of corporate America has been so intimately linked to the aura and persona of its CEO as Apple has been to Jobs.

No doubt times are tough for fast-food restaurants as they face higher commodity and production costs. Recently, privately held Sbarro filed for bankruptcy and Goldman Sachs downgraded the sector.

The housing market has been in terrible shape for almost three years now, setting off a banking crisis, a massive federal bailout, and panicking markets across the globe. Foreclosures dominate the headlines and millions of homeowners are underwater on their mortgage, as home prices surged south like Sherman marching on Atlanta — with the same outcome, sadly.

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