Utility ETFs May Not Be the Best Choice For Corrections
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Many investors are seeking exchange traded funds in safe, stable sectors such as utilities. Utilities are often used during corrections because they tend to be less volatile in comparison with the rest of the market with steady earnings.
However, Trang Ho for Investor's Business Daily says individual investors are better off in cash during these corrections, even if utilities are more stable.
Below are the utility ETFs and their year-to-date performance:
S&P Select Utilities SPDR (XLU) 2.3%Utilities Holdrs (UTH) 0.5% iShares Dow Jones U.S. Utilities Sector Index (IDU) 1.8% Vanguard Utilities (VPU) 1.9%
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