Going somewhat unnoticed in the fanfare of the most recent 13F filing season is that HMC still holds investments in about 20 ETFs.
Now that the presidential race is over, look to these exchange-traded funds for investment opportunities.
Investors are taking notice of investment opportunities in the country.
Will economic expansion and positive demographics keep stocks higher?
Maybe not, but commodities could ruin the tempo.
Completed bottom formations and improved growth prospects make these emerging-market ETFs buy worthy, but only on sizable pullbacks to stronger support.
New bottom formations on the charts for two embattled emerging ETFs signal better days may be coming.
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