Monday, April 26, 2010

There are a lot of oil ETFs out there. Which one is better to buy, or does it even matter?

ETF's are just like Mutual Funds except that you can trade them actively during the trading day. Mutual Funds only trade after the market closes 4:00 EST. So if you enter an order to trade your Fidelity Mutual Fund at 10:00 AM you get the price it settles for at 4:00PM that evening. With the current volatility of the markets that's not good. Which ones to buy now? I like hard assets, steel , coal, oil, agriculture, things the we will continue to need in touch times..not retail, banking, or Leisure. Find yourself a good financial adviser in your city look on The Best of the US.There are a lot of oil ETFs out there. Which one is better to buy, or does it even matter?
I'm not sure it matters all that much. I'd buy the one with the largest daily volume, for guaranteed liquidity.

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