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David Fry: Our goal in this profile is to help investors wade through the many competing ETF offerings available. Using our long experience as an ETF publication, and nearly 40 years in the investment business, we can help select those ETFs that matter and may or may not be repetitive. Read more…
David Fry From ETF Digest goes into detail on a BRIC ETF discussing the Guggenheim BRIC ETF (NYSE:EEB) in a video. Read more…
Guggenheim has been focusing on the fixed income portion of its ETF lineup in recent weeks, but the product development team at the Chicagoland issuer is also busy laying the groundwork for Read more…
Despite a lot of buzz about South Africa sitting in on the next meeting of the BRIC countries, the godfather of the group can name several better candidates for inclusion. Read more…
No matter where investors look in the developed world, the picture isn’t pretty. In the U.S. unemployment remains intolerably high, and uncertainty over the latest round of QE will continue Read more…
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While U.S. investors can be forgiven for thinking that stocks have been stuck in a fairly narrow trading range for the last 3 ½ months, those who are scanning the globe for investment ideas are Read more…
IDX, NYSE:EEB, NYSE:EEM, NYSE:EGPT, NYSE:EPI, NYSE:EWZ, NYSE:EZA, NYSE:FXI, NYSE:GXG, RSX, TUR, VNM
“As one of four emerging-market nations that make up the vaunted BRIC region, Russia has become a popular destination for investors. Compared to China, Brazil and India it is often Read more…
“Need a reason to buy the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Indx (ETF) (NYSE:EEM) which has moved up 64% in 2009 or the Claymore/BNY Mellon BRIC ETF (NYSE:EEB) Read more…
As the ETF industry has continued to expand at a breakneck pace, the introduction of first-to-market products has become somewhat commonplace. Well more than 100 ETFs have debuted this 
In recent years interest in achieving exposure to emerging markets has intensified tremendously, as the developing economies of the world have established themselves as the clear leaders of GDP 
As developing nations continue to implement loose monetary policies, keep interest rates low and boost money supply, a nation’s debt and currency debasement should be of much concern. 
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