Why Health Care ETFs Are Waiting to Exhale
March 21, 2010 at 1:00 pm by Tom Lydon
Health care exchange traded funds (ETFs) have been one of the market’s worst-performing segments in the last month. Although that performance may be because some feel health care will get killed by legislation, there could be another reason for it. [More...]


Talk about taking flight. Closing in on almost a two-year high, a major Dow component is leading the aerospace and defense industry as investors take an optimistic outlook on the sector and related exchange traded funds (ETFs). 

The problem with emerging markets is that eventually, most of them grow up and not everyone agrees on what defines “grown up.” As billions continue to pour into emerging market exchange traded funds (ETFs), it’s becoming more and more urgent to answer the question.
There are around 900 exchange traded funds (ETFs) in existence. While some funds could close without much fanfare or notice, that doesn’t mean the industry has hit the point of saturation. Far from it; the ETF industry still has plenty of room to grow.
It seemed like only yesterday when the United States snatched up the brightest minds from around the world; now it’s China that’s luring in the big brains. Maybe, some of that high growth potential from China will rub off on the tech sector and related exchange traded funds (ETFs). 


