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DBE, an Energy ETF

By Mark Kennedy, About.com

Definition:

The DBE (PowerShares DB Energy ETF) tracks the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index, Optimum Yield Energy Excess Return. The index is composed of futures contracts on some of the most heavily traded energy commodities in the world like crude oil, heating oil, gasoline and natural gas. The index is intended to reflect the performance of the energy sector.

If you are looking to gain exposure to the energy sector or hedge some commodity risk, the DBE may be a possible fit for your investing strategy. And if you'd like to see more Energy ETFs, look no further than this List of Energy ETFs.

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