Nine ETFs To Play European Markets That Maintain “AAA” Ratings (EWU, EWG, EWQ, EWD, EWL, EWO)
January 12th, 2012
Michael Johnston: As most investors are painfully aware at this point, Europe is not in the best of fiscal shape at present. The continent is in the midst of a prolonged debt crisis that is now threatening the continued existence of the euro, and has transformed the region into a form of portfolio Kryptonite Read more…
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Believe me – I never met a tax cut that I didn’t like. So it pains me to learn that a currency safe haven and the strongest economy in Europe right now is – gulp – a socialist country (the state has equity stake in 55 companies) with punishing tax rates! A country with a top tax rate on personal income of 
In trading on Tuesday, the C-Tracks Citi Volatility Index TR ETN (NYSE:CVOL) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 11.21% on the day. Also up on the day are the 
Jason Simpkins:
In trading on Wednesday, the FaithShares Catholic Values (NYSE:FCV) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 5.69% on the day. Also up on the day are the 
Tuesday marked the fourth consecutive session of predominantly range bound trading. Still, stocks ended the day slightly higher after recovering from early session selling. The rebound occurred 
Rudolph was well into bringing the “Santa Rally” to town when this week he suddenly ran into the ominous sounding “Hindenburg Omen.” Beyond that, economic news was mostly positive while 
If you wanted to describe how most of the European nations fared in 2010, you would do so quite easily by citing the old adage: “If it wasn’t for bad luck, they’d have no luck at all.” 
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