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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2012

How Several ETFs Are Responding to Recent Headlines

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Listen to The ETF Store Show every Saturday at 4pm on KCMO Talk Radio 710AM as we cover everything you need to know about Exchange Traded Funds and the world of investing. On our most recent radio show, we discussed the recent headlines dominating the financial news including the Dow Jones Industrial Average finally crossing over the 13,000 mark, the potential bursting of the “bond bubble”, the signs of life in the housing market, the stunning performance of Apple stock, and the upcoming presidential election.  In addition, we examined how several ETFs are responding to these headlines and provided some thoughts on how you might position your portfolio. We also answered several of your questions, including an interesting inquiry on whether it’s better to invest in the precious metals ETFs (such as GLD and SLV) or the related mining ETFs (GDX and SIL).  Listen to our full show here.

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