What's Bad for Health Care Reform is Good for Health ETFs By Don Dion About this article: With last night's election results emboldening the opposition, the fate of President Obama's health care reform is looking increasingly precarious. Investors, therefore, may need to rethink their ETF strategy for the sector and take advantage of the political environment. On Tuesday, a strong signal was sent to President Obama and the Democratic Party that it may be time to slow down. Concerned with the current state of the nation, citizens turned out in favor of the GOP. In both New Jersey and Virginia, Democratic candidates fell to their Republican challengers in a sign that voters are becoming dissatisfied with the Obama administration's policies. ETF investors have a prime chance to jump into a number of instruments that will benefit from declining support for Democratic Party policies. Among them, iShares Dow Jones U.S. Healthcare Providers has gained 4.19% in the past month, while PowerShares Dynamic Healthcare... Or, call us at 1-866-321-TSCM (8726) Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ET. Outside the U.S. and in Canada, call 1-212-321-5200. More Stories From RealMoney Durable Goods Up Move Down the Tech Food Chain Jobless Claims Still High Bulls' Tenacity Is the Big Question Mark Should You Buy It? Pharmaceutical Product Development Bad News Trumps All Support for Banks Holds, For Now Bummer, Yields Are on the Rise Money on the Line Makes a Big Difference Structured Products: Unsafe at Any Price MORE STORIES FROM REALMONEY

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