This article talks about a type of investment called a "smart beta" exchange traded fund (ETF), which is a way for people to invest their money in a diverse group of companies in Japan. The ETF tries to pick stocks that have a better chance of doing well in the future, based on some criteria other than just how big the company is. The article explains how this ETF has performed in the past, how risky it is, and how it compares to other similar investments. It also gives some information about the companies that the ETF invests in and how much it costs to invest in it. Read from source...
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The article provides an overview of the WisdomTree Japan SmallCap Dividend ETF, including its performance, risk, and alternatives. It also discusses smart beta ETFs and how they differ from traditional market cap-weighted ETFs. The article concludes by providing a link to the original Zacks article and inviting readers to join Benzinga for more investment insights.