ZEM.TO? Why not just stick with an emerging markets index?
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- rohit91
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- supremePug
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You feeling alright today?admiralackbar wrote: ↑ Are you paid by the CCP by the hysteric comment (this and other threads about unfair treatment, destroying Taiwan, now speaking about the first line of defense)?
You sound like one of their Foreign Ministry spokesmen that play professional victim all the time.
Go ahead and sell us the virtues of Chinese companies and listings, that is interesting as I own TEHCY, BABA and JD, but could you lay off the persecution Koolaid please? China and the West have more than enough awfulness between them to go around, all about power. Thanks
- admiralackbar
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Yes, I was referring to his/her posts in multiple threads today. But you are correct, not very professional, I edited my post.supremePug wrote: ↑ You feeling alright today?
- deejay008
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I am very bullish on Indian markets for next 10-15 years. Invested in below two ETF’s. Both US based.
INDA - tracks about large 70 Indian companies
SMIN - I like their portfolio
INDA - tracks about large 70 Indian companies
SMIN - I like their portfolio
- spike1128
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So is there any sort of regulatory auditing on these companies? Or since it is emerging market it would be more risky? Any experience getting massive gains on emerging market etf?
- ilovetoyota [OP]
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Thanks. I really hope there is Canadian ETF that can have more international exposure.
I think China will overtake US as world number one economy in 8 years, as long as Republicans does not gain power.
Indian will take over USA in about 20-25 years.
I think China will overtake US as world number one economy in 8 years, as long as Republicans does not gain power.
Indian will take over USA in about 20-25 years.
Enjoying my post without UPVOTE is a serious violation.
- deejay008
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I personally was invested in Indian markets directly since 2005. Returns have been very good IMHO though last decade was not so well for overall equity market. Since moving here the US based ETFs looked better to me as Canadian Mutual fund investing in India was very expensive. There are regulatory processes obviously for accounting there. The biggest scam was probably in 2009 Satya scam. If you stick to the large caps, I think it’s safe..
- wa88gta
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I just use VEE
- spike1128
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Definitely will look into this.deejay008 wrote: ↑ I personally was invested in Indian markets directly since 2005. Returns have been very good IMHO though last decade was not so well for overall equity market. Since moving here the US based ETFs looked better to me as Canadian Mutual fund investing in India was very expensive. There are regulatory processes obviously for accounting there. The biggest scam was probably in 2009 Satya scam. If you stick to the large caps, I think it’s safe..
- Sepiraph
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If you want ETF, then pick whatever sector you are interested in. Check fund prospectus/holdings/MER to get an idea. Here are a few for US market (look for Canadian equivalent if you want to stay in $CDN):
FLCH https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FLCH/holdings?p=FLCH - I think this isn't sector specific
KURE https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KURE/holdings?p=KURE - Health care specific
DRW https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DRW/holdings?p=DRW - Real Estate specific but isn't China specific, although it holds a few Chinese RE companies. I name it because RE China specific ETF have low volume/liquidity
YINN https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/YINN/holdings?p=YINN - More speculative; a derivative ETF that seeks 3x leverage for FTSE China 50 Index
FLCH https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FLCH/holdings?p=FLCH - I think this isn't sector specific
KURE https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KURE/holdings?p=KURE - Health care specific
DRW https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DRW/holdings?p=DRW - Real Estate specific but isn't China specific, although it holds a few Chinese RE companies. I name it because RE China specific ETF have low volume/liquidity
YINN https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/YINN/holdings?p=YINN - More speculative; a derivative ETF that seeks 3x leverage for FTSE China 50 Index