Are Countries Like Chile, India and South Africa “Decoupling?”
16 July 2009 at 1:30 pm by Gary Gordon
Most investors recognize the importance of allocating a portion of their portfolios to foreign ETFs. Yet plenty of folks don't know how to go about gaining more exposure. That's where emerging market ETFs come in.
While the allocation may differ from person to person, all investors may wish to look at "key" countries that have outperformed the U.S. over a rolling 12 month period. Country ETFs like Chile, India and South Africa are worthy of consideraton.
Interested in India? Other emergers? Read one of these top features for Thursday, July 16, 2009:
Global Investors Hitch A Ride On ETFs For Cheap India Entry – Deeptha Rajkumar, India Times
3 Things to Look For When Researching ETFs – Larry McDonald, Canadian Business
4 International ETFs Show Emerging Market Decoupling – The Curious Investor
