Viewpoints: ETF trading tips

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS ® WEEKLY EDITION: March 22, 2019 ETF trading tips Here's how to seek the best price for an ETF you're considering. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Brexit pounding the pound Pound volatility is again near post-Brexit levels after the latest deal was voted down by British MPs. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Unlock value in dividend stocks Fidelity managers are using market overreactions to find hidden value potential in dividend-paying stocks. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Time to bottom fish for stocks? Find out why companies with pricing power could be bargain plays following recent market volatility. Read more MARKET COMMENTARY Market outlook: Mature expansion The US consumer backdrop remains strong with low near-term risk of recession. Read more LEARNING CENTER Using Fidelity's ETF research See how to utilize ETF information to help you make the right investment decisions for your strategy. Read more Intricacies of trading options We will look into trading based on institutional flow, trading volatility, and trading around earnings or events. Register now Tax season insights How will the new Tax Cuts and Job Acts and other provisions affect your tax planning? Find out in our webcast featuring a tax expert from Ernst & Young. Register now Be the first to know. Subscribe to receive notifications of upcoming trading and investing webinars. View more: Market Insights >           Investing Ideas >           Retirement >           Personal Finance >           Financial Basics >           Wealth Management >           Active Investor >

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