Best ETF stocks to buy in 2017
After a rollicking first quarter with the S&P 500 rocketing more than 7%, the time after March has been a confluence of things. As a whole, the market had gotten exceptionally overpriced, dulling buying spirits. Currently, ETFs (exchange-traded funds) seem a much better investment than stocks right now, because of their sheer diversity which will mitigate losses, on the whole, minimizing damages caused by plummets in individual equities. So, what strategy should one apply for the rest of the year? This article lists the best ETF stocks to buy for the year 2017: iShares Core Conservative Allocation ETF (AOK) Type: Asset Allocation (Conservative) Expense ratio: 0.25% The iShares Core Conservative Allocation ETF (AOK) is a conservative portfolio and one of many funds which act like a portfolio in a box. In most cases, asset allocation funds hold a mix of cash, bonds, and stocks to meet a particular investment strategy. The more conservative ones hold more bonds than stocks, and the latter will also be the value ones and not the high-risk ones. Asset allocation funds that are more aggressive will focus on the portfolio’s equity side, and not hold many bonds. AOK is invested 1% in cash, 32% in equities and 67% in fixed income securities.