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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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Stimulus Spurs Rise in Clean Energy Revenue

by on March 17, 2010
The U.S government’s stimulus funds are providing some fuel to the clean energy sector, which has been buffeted by a global recession and sharp declines in solar prices, Investor’s Business Daily reported.

The three major clean energy fields—solar photovoltaic power, wind power and biofuels—had an 11% increase in total revenue last year, to $139 billion, according to a new report released by research firm Clean Edge. The report projects that revenue will rise to $326 billion in 2019, reported IBD.

The revenue rise was spurred by many regional and federal governments investments in clean energy as part of stimulus and economic recovery programs. According to the report, about $100 billion of the $787 billion U.S. economic stimulus package targeted clean energy technology.

The report also estimates that South Korea will commit $84 billion to clean-tech by 2013, and says China could end up spending $440 billion to $660 billion toward its clean energy programs, reported IBD.

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