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My Favorite ETF for 2012

With all the volatility individual stocks have seen lately, you may be looking for an alternative investment. We suggest exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are investment funds that are traded on stock exchanges. ETFs hold assets like stocks, commodities or bonds, making them less risky than most individual stocks. This report contains our favorite ETF for 2012. It's an ETF that has shown to be a steady performer in the past six months, while the stock market has produced not much more than extreme volatility.

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Goldman Sachs Expected to Report $2B Profits

by on July 13, 2009
Analysts predict Goldman Sachs will report profits of $2 billion in the second quarter, according to the New York Times. While most Wall Street firms are waiting for the economic recovery, Goldman appears to have pulled itself out of the economic crisis with its trading prowess across world markets.

Cabot Stock of the Month - Diversify for Less Than 13 Cents Per Day!Goldman, which only recently repaid its government bailout money, has long been the envy of Wall Street. The Times reported that the bank's rivals will once again be wondering how Goldman could have rebounded so drastically only months after the nation's financial industry crisis.

According to the Times, Goldman managed to do what it has always done well: embrace risks that its rivals feared to take and manage those risks better than its rivals.

If the analysts are right, the results will extend a remarkable run for Goldman that was marred only by a single quarterly loss last fall of $2.12 billion. Goldman's share price has soared 68% in 2009, closing at $141.87 on Friday.

 

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