It yields a whopping 13% yield, which was totally tax sheltered in 2015. One such fund is Kayne Anderson MLP Investment Co. There are various technical reasons for this making now a good time to buy them. The September market correction and October recovery has left closed-end funds as net losers. Richard Lehmann, Forbes/ISA Closed End Fund & ETF Report FSRPX has average risk, but above-average relative performance. I rank funds based on "C," the risk-adjusted relative performance metric. Over the last 12 months, it has returned 29.6%. Which retail fund looks good right now? Fidelity Select Retailing Portfolio. To be clear, this sector has been good and is projected to be good over the near term, but keep a watchful eye. With the drop in the unemployment rate to its lowest level of 5% since 2008, one sector that has benefited from people working is retail. Experienced traders may also consider leveraged Brazil exposure via ProShares Ultra MSCI Brazil (UBR) and Direxion Daily Brazil Bull 3x Shares (BRZU).įidelity Select Retailing Portfolio (FSRPX) Although the country’s economic problems have not been resolved, the fund has long-term (seven years) technical support at $20, and speculative investors should start establishing a position on pullbacks. iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF is now less than one-third of its 2008 value and is down more than 50% from its 2014 peak. However, its stock market has been acting as if everything is about to implode. The country is not going to sink into the ocean, and its businesses are not going to be vaporized. DIVY does not pay a dividend, and therefore is not appropriate for investors seeking current income.īrazil is not going away. Instead, it uses options and derivatives to synthesize and isolate the return generated by the dividend growth of large-cap stocks. Known as Isolated Dividend Growth, the DIVY strategy does not buy individual stocks, and therefore does not expose investors to stock market price fluctuations. Reality Shares Divs ETF is the first retail investment vehicle that separates the returns of growing dividend streams from their underlying stock prices. Have you ever considered pursuing a dividend growth strategy but didn’t because of the market risk? Now you don’t have to compromise.
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