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There are big opportunities for small investors in the beaten down Japanese stock market, as evidenced by Warren Buffett’s multibillion-dollar investment.
The stocks in these funds range from coronavirus fighters to stay-at-home helpers.
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“Fund of Funds” ETFs provide one-stop shopping for investors seeking an easy way to create a portfolio.
Low-volatility stock ETFs lag in times of rising markets but make up for that when the market sinks.
This type of stock fund pays attention to “ESG”—environmental, social and corporate governance standards.
Short-term bond funds are waking from a long coma with higher payouts…and look like good alternatives to dividend stocks and long-term bonds.
There are now at least 10 mutual funds and ETFs that focus on emerging-market stocks that meet socially-conscious standards.
A growing number of ETFs are actively managed instead of simply tracking an index. Here are some of the best ones.
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There are many unusual ETFs, but many are too volatile and only some are attractive.
