ETF Pop Quiz: Consumers, the Congo, and Currency

by on September 23, 2012

At the end of a busy week in the global markets, the ETFdb pop quiz returns with another round of questions about Consumers, the Congo, and Currency.

As always, all answers can be found using the suite of free tools at ETFdb.com, including the ETFdb CategoriesETF screener,and the ETF Analyzer.

1. Which Currency ETF has the highest 4 week return?

2. Which of the two ETFs that are invested in the Democratic Republic of Congo has more exposure to the country, First Trust’s CU or IndexIQ’s CNDA?

3. Which ETF has the greatest exposure to GE Stock?

4. Which Consumer Discretionary ETF has the lowest expense ratio?

5. Which WisdomTree ETF has the highest 1 week return?

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