Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are popular because they provide investors an easy, low-cost way to invest in broad classes of assets. Global ETFs, or international ETFs, are funds that enable investors to gain exposure to securities outside of the United States, and they can invest in a single country or region or several of them. When evaluating a global ETF, investors typically analyze several facts about the fund including its investment strategy, its performance in both stable and volatile markets, the fund's volatility, the stability of its returns and its expense ratio. Although many investors avoid ETFs with higher-than-average expense ratios, some expensive ETFs have performed well in the past and have excellent future prospects. Here is a selection of three ETFs with higher-than-average expense ratios that look like good opportunities for investing...
Source: Investopedia