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Vanguard Energy Vipers: Put on your watchlist

Vanguard Energy Vipers ETF (NYSE:VDE ). This Exchange-traded fund trades on the New York Stock Exchange and is currently trading at $79.15 per share, which is at or above it's highs for the year. Now, may be a good time to sell some shares or put this ETF on your watchlist for accumulation at a later date.

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