In December, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi disappointed global financial markets with smaller-than-expected additions and tweaks to the ECB's quantitative easing regime. Since then, European stocks and the corresponding U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds have not been immune to that disappointment.
However, investors can take advantage of what are now some compelling valuations in Europe while tempering volatility with ETFs such as the iShares MSCI Europe Minimum Volatility ETF (iShares Trust (NYSE: EUMV)). Investors willing to bet that developed Europe currencies are in for more downside against the U.S. dollar can make that bet while reducing volatility with the iShares Currency Hedged MSCI Europe Minimum Volatility ETF (BATS: HEUV).
Looking into HEUV
As a low volatility ETF, it is not ...
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