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Here’s a year-to-date chart of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and the Vanguard European ETF (VGK).


You can see SPY is outperforming VGK by more than 13% so far this year.

This is a major break from the two ETFs performance since March of 2009.  They had nearly identical performance until sovereign debt issues reared their head in February.  You can clearly see where the two began to go their separate ways on the chart.

Now the European Union finally has a real plan in place to bail out Greece.  And more importantly, they set aside $1 trillion to ensure other debt laden European countries don’t face the same fate as Greece.

The EU knew they had to act decisively to put an end to investors’ fears.  And that’s exactly what they did.  The $1 trillion fund will ensure there’s sufficient liquidity for all EU members to finance their sovereign debts for as long as it’s necessary.

It’s such a powerful force it’s being called the “nuclear option”.  It’s a last resort.  But it gets the job done.

With the recent turmoil now in the rearview mirror, I’m expecting European stocks to play catch up.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see VGK outperform SPY over the next few weeks and months.  At least until VGK catches up with SPY.  That means now’s a great time to buy VGK.

But VGK isn’t the only way to play a rebound in European stocks.  Many of the other ETF providers have European ETFs too.

If you’re looking to capitalize on a short term trade, you might take a look at ProShares Ultra MSCI Europe (UPV).

UPV is a leveraged ETF.  It’s designed to go up twice as much as the MSCI Europe Index on a daily basis.  If we get the bounce in European stocks I’m expecting, UPV should double the returns of the non-leveraged ETFs.

The leverage in UPV can turn a 10% bounce in European stocks into a very profitable 20% gain.

But it’s not going to happen unless you put aside your fears and buy when everyone else is still afraid.  Don’t let a golden opportunity pass you by.  Take a look at the European ETFs today.

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