This ETF is one way to play the agriculture sector in Canada. From what I understand fertilizer stocks should do well this year because farmers didn't buy much last year. They can only do this for one year from what I hear so they will need it this year so it should be a good season unless the equity markets bring all stocks down like last year.
Some basics on ETFs please
I would appreciate some basic links on how to evaluate ETFs please.
For example: take CLAYMORE GLOBAL AGRICULTURE, COW.TO: (My life has cow themes as a farmer)
The management fees are 0.65% which seem reasonable.
What else should I consider when looking at these ETF type equities?
Thank you!
For example: take CLAYMORE GLOBAL AGRICULTURE, COW.TO: (My life has cow themes as a farmer)
The management fees are 0.65% which seem reasonable.
What else should I consider when looking at these ETF type equities?
Thank you!
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