1) Another QE Sugar Shot The markets got another infusion of easy money, but this time it was from the European Central Bank (ECB). Although most everyone suspected the ECB would begin its own bond-buying program, the very bullish tailwind for both domestic and international exchange-traded funds (ETFs) was caused by the unexpected size and scope of the QE. Find out how all of the financial markets reacted to the ECB’s QE announcement in today’s kickoff segment. 2) ETF Strategies: Currency Hedged ETFs The dollar is rocking and rolling, surging to new highs vs. the euro, yen, Swiss franc, and the rest of the world’s major currencies. The falling euro, in particular, is a direct consequence of the ECB’s decision. That decision is bullish for European equities, but the falling euro is a negative for US investors who own European stocks. Yet what if you had an ETF that could hedge out the negative effects of a falling currency while still participating in the upside of a particular marke
