There is a reason why value has overtaken growth this year. It’s because at some point valuation matters, said Brock Moseley, president of Miracle Mile Advisors. Moseley is a fan of the iShares S&P 500 Value ETF (IVE), which is up half a percent thus far in 2016, outperforming its growth counterpart, the iShares S&P 500 Growth (IVW), by two full percentage points. ‘It’s got a nice 2.5% dividend and when you are stuck in a trading range you want to be in value,’ said Moseley. Moseley is also positive on the iShares MSCI EAFE Minimum Volatility (EFAV), which is up almost 1% thus far in 2016. The international stock fund owns names like Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NPPXF), Swiss Re (SSREY) and Nestle (NSRGF). ‘We like some of the weightings in EFAV more than the traditional EAFE weightings, so this ETF works well for us,’ said Moseley.
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