How “Nifty” is the iShares S&P India Nifty 50?
25 November 2009 at 10:56 am by Staff
In the 70’s, many advisers recommended blue chip holdings in the U.S. They were called the “Nifty 50,” and they were viewed by many pros as the only stocks an investor required.
Fast forward to 2009, and you won’t hear a heck of a lot about nifty U.S stocks. Yet in India, a popular index (National Stock Exchange of India 50) is recognizable as the S&P CNX Nifty. Does it fit your investing needs?
iShares Launches First ETF To Track India’s ‘Nifty 50′ - Ron Rowland, Invest With An Edge
An Inflation-Proof Portfolio - Maike Currie, Investors Chronicle
Gold Gains For Eighth Session As ETF Holdings Rise - Nick Godt, MarketWatch
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Hello Gary
,thanks for your help . You should ,one day , talk about if ETFs are short term or long term investment or maybe both .