There is no denying that Wall Street has certainly come a long way since the unprecedented financial crisis of 2008; both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 continue to push into uncharted territory as bullish momentum finally returns to the markets. Equities, in particular, have surged in the last year with investors being lured once again to the riskier asset classes in hopes of capturing lucrative returns. And though five years have passed since the crisis, there are still some corners of the market that haven’t fared as well [see ETFs That Lost 50% In a Single Year]. Emerging markets and certain corners of the commodity world, for example, have struggled to gain traction, with both the financial crisis and global economic slowdown weighing heavily on these markets. Below, we take a look at five of the biggest ETFs that still have not returned to their pre-crisis levels: MSCI [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn What Every Investor Should Know About Commodity ETF Investing 3 Simple Momentum ETF Trading Strategies ETF Technical Trading FAQ ETF Tax Tutorial: Complete List Of ETFs That Issue A K-1
There is no denying that Wall Street has certainly come a long way since the unprecedented financial crisis of 2008; both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 continue to push into uncharted territory as bullish momentum finally returns to the markets. Equities, in particular, have surged in the last year with investors being lured once again to the riskier asset classes in hopes of capturing lucrative returns. And though five years have passed since the crisis, there are still some corners of the market that haven’t fared as well [see ETFs That Lost 50% In a Single Year]. Emerging markets and certain corners of the commodity world, for example, have struggled to gain traction, with both the financial crisis and global economic slowdown weighing heavily on these markets. Below, we take a look at five of the biggest ETFs that still have not returned to their pre-crisis levels: MSCI [...]
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