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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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Steady Yield at Templeton Income Fund

by on February 05, 2010
According to Investor’s Business Daily, Templeton Global Income Fund (GIM) is a great investment for investors who want a strong yield with little volatility.

The Templeton Global Income Fund doesn’t have much upside potential for capital gains, but the closed-end funds, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange, is perfect for investors seeking income, IBD reported.

About 80% of the fund is invested in income-producing securities, like debt of U.S. and foreign issues, mostly those in emerging markets, IBD reported. This brings investors a respectable 5.2% annual dividend yield.

Templeton Global Income Fund is featured in Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter.