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New ETF
tracks Wal-Mart business partners [BloggingStocks]
Want
some numbers? Here you go: Del-Monte gets 31% of its business from Wal-Mart,
Kellogg gets 18% and Mattel almost 20%. That's putting some awfully large eggs
in one basket, but you can own them now for a lowly 0.35% to 0.6% in fees if
you'd like. The fund opened November 30 for trading.
New ETF
Family FocusShares Offers 4 Niche Funds [Seeking Alpha]
The
Wal-Mart Suppliers fund may be the most innovative of the bunch. It holds a set
of companies that sell a large percentage of their goods through Wal-Mart:
household names like Kellogg and Mattel. The index has significantly
outperformed Wal-Mart itself, and is an interesting proxy for the American
retail economy. Investors who are no longer enamored with the retailing giant
from an investment perspective ... but who think the company could continue to
take a bigger slice of the retailing pie ... may find this product
interesting.
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