
By David Fry ( ETF Digest ): European stocks rallied early on news that the EU ministers are going for growth vs austerity. China had already chimed-in that it was going to do the same which provided a spark. Supposedly there's a rumor and story going around that Greece is being supported by a ...
By The Simple Accountant : The tone of the financial markets went from somber to just plain ugly last week, as investors began to cut risk positions in earnest. What seemed like an orderly retreat earlier in May began to look like across the board liquidation, leaving many of us to ask, what now?
higher than the S&P 500's measure of 19% and the 20% posted by its broad commodity sister offering PowerShares DB Commodity DBC . Fundamental View Our analysts do not attempt to predict future prices outright but use base-metal prices as economic indicators
invest in some MLPs (such as kinder morgan) and BDCs (like Annaly) but not sure of the tax treatment for MLPs in particular. DBC income and gains (if any) will be treated as ordinary income. That I understand. So the effective tax rate is probably north
million for each. In the nonleveraged universe, several viable and thriving alternatives exist. PowerShares DB Commodity Index DBC stands as the largest offering in the broad-commodity space. It charges 0.85% but is structured as an ETF, not an ETN
from every subsector be included. PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking DBC charges a comparable 0.85% fee ..... of 14 commodities. Like USCI, DBC participates in contracts of varying expirations. DBC is the largest broad-basket commodity
concern since the market turmoil of 2008-09. PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking DBC charges a 0.85% management fee on top of ..... company's earnings. Even if an investor in DBC does not sell his shares, he may have to report
grantor trusts. Alternatives PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking DBC is by far the biggest broad ..... other commodity trackers, DBC is a limited partnership ..... 08% of assets, and like DBC is a partnership. The Rogers
as an exchange-traded note and thus leaves investors exposed to credit risk from Barclays. PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund DBC charges a slightly higher 0.85%, uses a sampling of 14 commodities, and is more heavily weighted
I was thinking about buying some shares of DBC , a commodities ETF in my IRA, and saw the following language ..... their portion of the company's earnings. Even if an investor in DBC does not sell his shares, he may have to report an amount that