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  • commenter
    Joe Steele
    Dec 17 04:17 PM
    Country P/E to GDP Growth Ratios: Emerging Markets Top List [view article]
    Great article.

    I recently discovered Seeking Alpha and it is a treasure trove of investing ideas. Kudos!     Reply
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    Lisa
    Dec 17 04:04 PM
    Country P/E to GDP Growth Ratios: Emerging Markets Top List [view article]
    Why is Singapore so cheap? Could the P/E be depressed by lots of financials in the index? Reply
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    lconapin
    Dec 17 12:24 PM
    Country P/E to GDP Growth Ratios: Emerging Markets Top List [view article]
    This is a helpful chart, thank you! Reply
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    jag
    Nov 28 09:38 PM
    Five Most Interesting Asian ETF and Indexing Stories Currently Playing Out [view article]
    The world's second largest country and third largest economy, with a growth story that is at least as fundamental as China's, is dismissed with a brief "Never been sure"? I for one see a much more optimistic long term story for India due to its inherently more functional and stable form of governance - when I choose to invest my money between capitalist authoritarianism and capitalist democracy, the latter seems like the sounder long term bet. Reply
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    huangjin
    Nov 28 05:06 PM
    Five Most Interesting Asian ETF and Indexing Stories Currently Playing Out [view article]
    I've never seen anything but technical analysis on Chinese television and in Chinese newspapers, although one can find plenty of books on or by people like Buffett and Lynch. Reply
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    Georealist
    Nov 26 08:31 PM
    Asia Region ETFs Struggled Last Week, But Poised to Rally [view article]
    The Asia markets are still very much copycat entities..I wouldn't be too quick to assume any of them will rally as long as sporadic bad and worse news is coming out of US markets concerning debt and liquidity problems. Reply
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    India
    Watcher
    Nov 15 01:27 PM
    iShares Asia Region ETFs (ex-India) Trade Broadly Lower [view article]
    INP units outstanding appear to now be capped ... from the prospectus:

    New York, NY (November 5, 2007) – Subsequent to the announcement dated October 26, 2007 by
    Barclays Bank PLC ("Barclays") with respect to the issuance, sale and lending of iPath® Exchange Traded
    Notes linked to the MSCI India IndexSM ("iPath India"), Barclays has received further clarification with
    respect to the announcement of the Securities and Exchange Board of India in relation to derivative
    instruments linked to Indian equity securities. Based on this clarification, Barclays announces that, with
    immediate effect, Barclays will resume sale of iPath India from inventory to the extent, but only to the
    extent, that such iPath notes, which were previously sold, have been redeemed by Barclays; and will
    resume lending activities from inventory with respect to iPath India to the extent, but only to the extent,
    that such iPath notes, which were previously lent out, have been returned to or acquired by Barclays. In
    all other respects, the suspension of issuance, sale and lending involving iPath India, as announced on
    October 26, 2007 remains in effect.INP units outstanding appear to now be capped ... from the prospectus:

    New York, NY (November 5, 2007) – Subsequent to the announcement dated October 26, 2007 by
    Barclays Bank PLC ("Barclays") with respect to the issuance, sale and lending of iPath® Exchange Traded
    Notes linked to the MSCI India IndexSM ("iPath India"), Barclays has received further clarification with
    respect to the announcement of the Securities and Exchange Board of India in relation to derivative
    instruments linked to Indian equity securities. Based on this clarification, Barclays announces that, with
    immediate effect, Barclays will resume sale of iPath India from inventory to the extent, but only to the
    extent, that such iPath notes, which were previously sold, have been redeemed by Barclays; and will
    resume lending activities from inventory with respect to iPath India to the extent, but only to the extent,
    that such iPath notes, which were previously lent out, have been returned to or acquired by Barclays. In
    all other respects, the suspension of issuance, sale and lending involving iPath India, as announced on
    October 26, 2007 remains in effect.     Reply
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    phdinsuntann
    ing
    Nov 06 06:53 AM
    My Website
    Dirty Little Secret: Fed Cuts Don't Really Matter [view article]
    I hope you got or sold some petrochina yesterday
    before leaving for EWM ! Good advise Enzio, you deserve your succes!     Reply
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    Pasobill
    Nov 05 02:14 PM
    Dirty Little Secret: Fed Cuts Don't Really Matter [view article]
    It's about time that someone has come out as you have and realizes that FED cuts are not bullish in the long run. The fact that the cuts pulverize our dollar is bad enough but the FED knows the economy is in trouble and lowers rates to try and reduce the effect of the slowdown. The best bull markets occur while rates increase ! Reply
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    Leonard
    Nov 05 05:40 AM
    My Website
    Dirty Little Secret: Fed Cuts Don't Really Matter [view article]
    Thank you. Clear enough for me. Along with Barry Ritholtz's comments on B/D, NFP, etc., It's becoming clearer to me that number 3), above, may prove good advice. Best regards. Reply
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    drewster
    Nov 04 01:30 PM
    Dirty Little Secret: Fed Cuts Don't Really Matter [view article]
    Nice article. It was an interesting week, in that the market went up as 'rate-cut day' approached, and sold off once the rate cut happened. Now that we no longer have Bernanke as a safety net in the near term, I think it will be choppy trading domestically. Maybe some gains, as you say, but modest ones, and by no means like the gains to be expected in other economies. China, Brazil, and for those of steel nerves, India are the better areas for intermediate trading/investing. Reply
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    AFJ Garner
    Nov 02 05:58 PM
    Asset Class Update: Cross Market Momentum [view article]
    I am also not entirely sure that I am happy working with monthly data points which no doubt downplay max DD and possibly boost CAGR. I have worked with both monthly and daily data recently and tend to prefer the latter. Which makes the data collection problem even more acute. Reply
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    AFJ Garner
    Nov 02 05:31 PM
    Asset Class Update: Cross Market Momentum [view article]
    I agree with your approach (I am testig this in Trading Blox) and no I have seen no such research. Interesting that Fundx does not do this - each asset class is treated separately. Trouble is, as both of us know only too well, ETF history is too short for meaningful test results. So, you either have to work with Mutual Fund data or create your own total return indices with suitable assumptions for tracking error. Reply
  • commenter
    AFJ Garner
    Nov 02 05:31 PM
    Asset Class Update: Cross Market Momentum [view article]
    I agree with your approach (I am testig this in Trading Blox) and no I have seen no such research. Interesting that Fundx does not do this - each asset class is treated separately. Trouble is, as both of us know only too well, ETF history is too short for meaningful test results. So, you either have to work with Mutual Fund data or create your own total return indices with suitable assumptions for tracking error. Reply
  • commenter
    TW
    Oct 28 09:21 PM
    Single Country Emerging Markets ETFs, ETNs and Closed-End Funds [view article]
    aRE THERE ANY EMERGING MARKET BOND ETFS THAT ARE LOCAL CURRENCY DENOMINATED THEREBY GIVING US A TAILWIND WITH DOLLAR DEPRECIATION? Reply
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