Otmane El Rhazi from Investor's Business Daily - ETFs RSS.
Small-cap exchange traded funds were back in style among investors in recent weeks while leading U.S. multinationals such as Intel found the strengthening greenback is denting profits overseas. Stocks in the U.S. stumbled in the past 30 days. SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), a proxy for the broader market, gave up 0.6%. The losses come amid a dollar rally that analysts are starting to describe as too much of a good thing. "With the European Central Bank's
Small-cap exchange traded funds were back in style among investors in recent weeks while leading U.S. multinationals such as Intel found the strengthening greenback is denting profits overseas. Stocks in the U.S. stumbled in the past 30 days. SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), a proxy for the broader market, gave up 0.6%. The losses come amid a dollar rally that analysts are starting to describe as too much of a good thing. "With the European Central Bank's
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