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1). A Foreign Exchange Traded Fund Investors Should Consider The Exchange Traded Fund with the fifth highest trading volume is the iShares MSCI Japan Index (EWJ). This fund is averaging over 22 million shares a day trading volume. Why all the attention? 2). A New Exchange Traded Fund May Have a Major Impact on Long Term Silver Prices Last week after much publicity and a long wait, the Barclay’s Silver ETF (SLV) finally started trading. And it looks like the wait was worth it. 3). A new Exchange Traded Fund Offers Entry into an Industry Most Investors Don’t Know Even Exists There is a new industry that many investors are not aware of. A new exchange traded fund has been introduced that is based on the LUX Nanotechnology index. 4). Another Way of Looking At the Gold Price Meltdown Until recently gold prices have been on a tear. After decades of going nowhere, gold has had a year of steadily rising prices, that is until two weeks ago. 5). Exchange Traded Funds Venture Further Into Foreign Currency Markets In December of 2005, Rydex listed the Euro Currency Trust (FXE) Exchange Traded Fund. This was the first Exchange Traded Fund that allowed investors to enter the currency markets through investing in Exchange Traded funds. 6). Home Sales Continue to Drop In Southern California Home sales are dropping in Southern California. For the fourth month in a row, home sales have continued top drop, according to data for March. 7). Investors Who Missed The Recent Real Estate Boom Should Look Here If you are a real estate investor and missed the housing boom, you may get another chance. Overheated in the eastern and western markets are cooling off, but there are new opportunities out there. 8). New Powershare ETFs Give Exchange Traded Fund Investors New Ways to Profit in Down Markets The current markets are getting harder and harder to trade. It seems everything is going down. Domestic equities, Emerging markets, Asian markets, and even after a weeks rally, metals and energy markets have turned down again. So other then cash is there any place to put your money? 9). Using ETFs to Invest In a Good Performing Commodity Sector You May Have Missed When thinking of ETFs in t he commodity sector most investors think of Oil and metals. There is a commodity that investors may not be aware of that is posting good returns. 10). Will Long Term Home Ownership Lead to Profits or Declining Values? The latest report from PMI Mortgage Insurance company looks at real estate trends. The report indicated that if you owned a home from 1986 thru 2005 in 50 of the largest metropolitan areas, you did very well.