While most investment companies are domestic there is a growing trust towards the Claymore ETF investment firm from Canada. While their ETF’s and other securities investment items can be found on the Toronto Stock Exchange, they are also on the New York Stock Exchange.
Claymore advertises themselves as access to innovation. Their strategy is to capture the investment potential of unique investment strategies and not focusing on the traditional indices that make up a good portion of the market.
There are 34 different ETF’s run by Claymore in many different sectors of the market. There are 2 in the broad market, 2 in the domestic equity market, 5 in the Domestic Equity Market Cap/Style, 2 in the Domestic Equity Sector and 3 in the Domestic Specialty Equity.
Their largest group is in the International Global Equity field with 9 different ETF’s. There are also 9 in the International Global Equity Sector market. The last 2 are in the fixed income field.
The largest by trading volume is the Foreign Large Blend (EEB) with the average trading volume of 407K. The one year return of this ETF was at 83.66% as of March 31, 2010. The investments in this fund are only in the BRIC countries. Unlike most investments that lost in 2008 so they were either flat of in the red for their 3 year return, this was has a return in the black at 12.96%.
Like most ETF’s this one is considered a high risk and high return investment. It is traded daily in the exchange like stocks but is diverse with 87 different securities in its holdings like a mutual fund.
When considering ETF investing, the Claymore ETF is a solid investment for this looking for high risk and possible high returns.
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