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WisdomTree India Earnings Index ETF (EPI)

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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    I like it - very good work so far. I will have to study this viewpoint some more to make sure I understand - I learn slowly but well... More »
    Comment by mbkelly75
    Dec 18 23:45 pm |
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  • Indian Markets Thursday Wrap-Up: Marginally Down on a Lackluster Day [View article]
    Marc Faber commented India stock market today He sees a 20 to 30% correction, http://marcfaberblog.blogspot.com/ But after a decent... More »
    Comment by Henrique Simoes
    Dec 18 12:37 pm |
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  • Indian Markets Friday Wrap-Up: Realty Bites the Markets [View article]
    I wish I had started investing in Tata sooner. I just had to study it for awhile before I made the move in late April. One of the... More »
    Comment by vpratt51
    Dec 18 11:24 am |
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  • What Does 2010 Hold for Bullish BRIC ETFs? [View article]
    Good question. The author has presented statistical facts and concludes "Looking ahead to 2010, I expect Russia will have considerable... More »
    Comment by zenstar666
    Dec 15 18:02 pm |
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  • What Does 2010 Hold for Bullish BRIC ETFs? [View article]
    BRICS are very faddish. I sold letrx over 50 and it dropped to 11 and now is above 30. Brazil has done well this year and the... More »
    Comment by Thomas J. Gordon
    Dec 15 15:29 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • What Does 2010 Hold for Bullish BRIC ETFs? [View article]
    Interesting points, although, I am curious why you think Russia may have difficulties staying on top of the BRIC.
    Comment by Spokane Dave
    Dec 15 15:16 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Beautiful, smart, pragmatic, analytic and humorous. A high alpha, low beta Seeking Alpha contributor. Thanks for the great work.... to... More »
    Comment by upperecho
    Dec 14 16:04 pm |
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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Political environment and economic situation in a nation can no doubt have impact on all industries in that nation. It's not a case of... More »
    Comment by Fund Insider
    Dec 14 15:44 pm |
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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    So to diversify my portfolio, I should add the low beta countries such as Egypt, Malaysia, Philippines, Japan, Morocco? The lower the... More »
    Comment by American in Paris
    Dec 14 14:48 pm |
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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Suna, unbelievable article and analysis. While pure quantitative analysis does have its short-comings, as you addressed in your article,... More »
    Comment by Deep Value
    Dec 14 13:08 pm |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    There's one big factor that's missing in the analysis:i.e,. exchange rates. Are the gains in local currency or dollars?
    Comment by Timon
    Dec 14 11:44 am |
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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Interesting article and hypothisis. I do have an idea of why low risk countries (i.e.Morroco) do poorly. Risk is not bad, in fact it is... More »
    Comment by lastboyscout
    Dec 14 11:42 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Great basis for your article. When I took corporate finance in college in the 90's, we were told that Beta was mathmatically disproved... More »
    Comment by p m
    Dec 14 11:27 am |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Not bad, Suna, and it seems that the real conclusion is that high-beta is good. This is not the conclusion they teach in class, and most... More »
    Comment by kotika98
    Dec 14 10:46 am |
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  • Seeking High-Alpha, Low-Beta Countries (Part I) [View article]
    Good question about the error terms. I wonder if there was any indication in the regression of any weak correlation between the... More »
    Comment by James Sindelar
    Dec 14 10:41 am |
    Rating: +1 0