Global X US Infrastructure Development ETF (PAVE)

If you can't decide on one infrastructure name, then this ETF holds 101 such stocks starting with Deere & Company, plus Kansas City Southern, Emerson Electric, Nucor and Parker Hannifin Corp. Averaging nearly two million shares, the daily volumes of PAVE are higher than other American infrastructure ETFs, such as IFRA, so will offer less volatility. Lower volatility, after all, is one big reason to buy an ETF instead of an individual stock in a sector. The trade-off are lower returns. Witness that Deere has rallied 37% year-to-date, Nucor 54% while PAVE has climbed 21.5%. Other considerations are PAVE's 0.47% MER and 0.37% dividend yield. Again, Pave is a safe and convenient way to play U.S infrastructure within a wider portfolio.