Global X Funds New ETFs Are Exciting Investments
The Dynamic Wealth Report
June 28, 2011
by Corey Williams, Editor
Longtime readers know I love ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). And with more
than $1 trillion invested in US listed ETFs, I’m not the only one.
I’ve talked about the many benefits of investing with ETFs before. In
short, investing with ETFs gives you the best of stock and mutual fund
investing in one package.
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As the amount of money invested in ETFs grows, so are the numbers of ETF
providers. As a result, one question seems to come up time and time
again…
Who’s the best ETF provider?
I’ll get to that in a second… First, just so we’re all on the same page,
who are ETF providers and more importantly, why should you care?
ETF providers are the companies who make ETFs available to investors.
Some of the most popular are iShares, State Street, Vanguard,
PowerShares, and ProShares.
And that’s just to name a few… The list of providers is growing longer
every day.
The key is every ETF provider is different. No two are exactly the same.
They offer different types of funds, carry different expense ratios,
construct their indexes in different ways, and in some cases can be
traded without brokerage fees.
Savvy investors can use this information to maximize their investment
dollars. That alone is reason enough to pay attention. But that’s just
part of the story.
The real beauty of ETFs is innovation.
Remember, ETF providers are competing for your investment dollars. They
want to attract as much money into their ETFs as the can. After all, the
more money invested in their ETFs, the more money they make.
At this point, the ETF universe is getting a bit crowded. The most
popular indexes, like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, already have ETFs from
multiple providers. And we really don’t need 25 different ETFs tracking
the same index.
That means new ETF providers need to be creative. In order to be
successful, the new guys on the block must deliver something new and
interesting.
The competition for your investment dollars has led to a virtual arms
race amongst the ETF providers. New ETFs are constantly being rolled
out. Some are great… And some are just awful…
One company that’s successfully carving out a niche market is Global X
Funds.
Global X Funds has done a great job of delivering ETFs with “unique
investment opportunities”. In other words, they’re not rolling out the
same old ETFs as everybody else. They’re doing something different.
For example, Global X Funds has ETFs tracking a number of unique groups
of commodity producers. Like the Gold Explorers ETF (GLDX). This ETF is
a “pure gold exploration play”. It invests only in gold mining companies
that are searching for gold but not yet producing any ore or profits.
GLDX is a great way to invest in tomorrow’s big gold producers.
Global X also has a great lineup of emerging market ETFs. The ETFs
invest in fast growing countries in Latin America and others focus on
specific Chinese sectors.
They also have a series of special opportunities ETFs focusing on stocks
in specific industries. Right now there are five special opportunities
ETFs. They are Waste Management ETF (WSTE),
Food ETF (EATX), Fishing
Industry ETF (FISN), Auto ETF (VROM), and
Farming ETF (BARN).
No doubt about it, Global X makes it easy to focus on specific
investment themes.
And Global X Funds’ commitment to delivering innovative new ETFs is
paying off big. They’ve won various industry awards for their work over
the last few years. And more importantly, they recently eclipsed $1.5
billion in assets under management.
Clearly they’re growing fast.
With all of their new ETFs, it’s easy to see why I think Global X Funds
have the best ETFs. They’re just the type of unique investment
opportunity I’m looking for in a new ETF. In fact, you can bet they’ll
be on my radar when I’m looking for ETFs to recommend in the next issue
of Sector ETF Trader. If you’d like to learn more about how I pick ETFs,
click here.
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