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Three ETFs To Own If Sarah Palin Is Right

By: ETFdb
One of the biggest stories in the financial world over the past few weeks has been the development of “QE2,” the Federal Reserve’s decision to once again attempt to breathe life into the U.S. economy through injections of capital designed to drive down interest rates. The Fed plans to spend about $600 billion on the purchase of Treasuries, mostly in the short-term and medium-term debt markets, in a campaign that would ideally boost bond prices and drive capital into other sectors of the economy. Not surprisingly, the reception to the plan from an increasingly divided Washington (and an increasingly divided country for that matter) has been mixed. While some investors and economists are optimistic, others have been quick to point out that the same idea didn’t exactly work out the first time around, and that Japan has remained stuck in an economic malaise for the better part of two decades [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Stories: “Inverse Dollar ETFs” Continue Rally This Week In ETFs: October 9th Edition Mining ETFs: Ready To Rally?
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