iShares MSCI Taiwan Index (EWT)

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    hrant
    May 29 12:55 PM
    What Are Some Investment Strategies for the US's Pending Stagflation? [view article]
    most "experts" are saying stay awy from financials and buy commodities. I am doing the reverse . Reply
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    H.W.
    May 28 11:07 AM
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    What Are Some Investment Strategies for the US's Pending Stagflation? [view article]
    i like the way this is presented - short and direct! Reply
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    paultaut
    May 28 04:53 AM
    What Are Some Investment Strategies for the US's Pending Stagflation? [view article]
    Very nice article, The 40% decline I assume is from present levels and is based on The SPX.

    Translated, its the mid seventies revisited.     Reply
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    David
    Jackson
    May 28 03:44 AM
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    Single Country Emerging Markets ETFs, ETNs and Closed-End Funds [view article]
    Update: We just added the new Northern Trust Israel ETF to the list, the NETS TA-25 Index Fund (TAV). Heather Bell writes about this ETF:

    "TAV, however, is not the first of its kind. The iShares complex already offers the competing iShares MSCI Israel Capped Investable Market Index Fund (NYSE Arca: EIS), which charges 0.68%. In a departure for the NETS family, TAV is actually more expensive than its corresponding iShares ETF: It charges 0.70%. EIS was only launched in late March, so it hasn't had time to gain much of a foothold - Northern Trust may be looking to compete with it more on the basis of the underlying index than on price."

    Her full article is here:
    seekingalpha.com/artic...     Reply
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    mlyn
    May 27 06:46 PM
    International ETF Update: Single-Country ETFs, Investing in Mexico [view article]
    Currently Mexico is an exporter of oil to the United States. Its biggest oil field, Cantarell (sp), is depleting. Most of the oil revenue disappears into the government bureaucracy. So domestically and globally, Mexico is on a cliff, unless many of its other natural resources (precious and base metals) can take up the slack. But it still needs oil. Reply
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    mlyn
    May 27 06:46 PM
    International ETF Update: Single-Country ETFs, Investing in Mexico [view article]
    Currently Mexico is an exporter of oil to the United States. Its biggest oil field, Cantarell (sp), is depleting. Most of the oil revenue disappears into the government bureaucracy. So domestically and globally, Mexico is on a cliff, unless many of its other natural resources (precious and base metals) can take up the slack. But it still needs oil. Reply
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    cal48koho
    May 27 12:23 PM
    International ETF Update: Single-Country ETFs, Investing in Mexico [view article]
    I lived in Mexico until recently and made good money investing in their economy but I got out last year. The plusses are a hard working friendly populace, a generally nice climate and a relatively friendly business climate. The negatives are systemic corruption and significant social turmoil and danger especially in border towns, a future of declining federal revenues with plunging export earnings from oil and nothing I can see in the wings to make up that lost revenue, an almost certain decline in tourism from high petroleum costs and a good chance of regional recession, over population and increasing food costs, class inequality and a tendency to resort to violence against authority, and declining revenue from El Norte from the illegals who are being squeezed out of the US job market. On almost all points, the S American countries, most notably Brazil look like a better investment bet IMO. Reply
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    zawy
    May 22 01:23 PM
    Global Stock Market Performance [view article]
    Singapore. Great place with great future. Extraordinarily diverse. Very high tech, including bio. A Western-friendly center of Asian business. Inflation is 1%. The current no-brainer in foreign markets. See EWS

    Malaysia. High Tech. Labor going to be less than China. Politically and socially very secure for foreign investment. Oil and food independent. 3% inflation. Similar future to Brazil, but better value right now. See EWM     Reply
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    David
    Jackson
    May 19 05:04 PM
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    Single Country Emerging Markets ETFs, ETNs and Closed-End Funds [view article]
    Update: We just added in the new China ETF from Northern Trust. Reply
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    David
    Jackson
    May 19 05:00 PM
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    Single Country Asia ETFs, ETNs and Closed-End Funds [view article]
    Thanks ETFlover -- we've added in the Thailand ETF.

    We've also added the new China NETS ETF from Northern Trust. There's an article comparing it to the other China ETFs here:

    seekingalpha.com/artic...     Reply
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    floridadon
    May 19 10:09 AM
    2008 Country Returns [view article]
    How do I invest in the gainers? Reply
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    klemenv
    May 19 03:24 AM
    2008 Country Returns [view article]
    YTD is rather short period. For example Slovenia and China have rallied last year, and some correction is in line with expectation. It would be interested to have 3 year comparisement. Reply
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    Aly-Khan
    Satchu
    May 19 02:28 AM
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    2008 Country Returns [view article]
    Thanks.

    Visually this is the equivalent of being smacked in the face. There is a new world out there a la Columbus when he found America. The rewards for the Intrepid Investor are in the Frontier markets.

    Aly-Khan Satchu
    rich.co.ke     Reply
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    Timothy
    Sykes
    May 18 10:25 PM
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    2008 Country Returns [view article]
    sweet graphic man, I'm def. gonna have to add it to my site! Reply
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    mangy cat
    May 18 02:26 PM
    2008 Country Returns [view article]
    is this in the respective domestic currency?
    or is it converted to a common usd standard?     Reply
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