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    Cool Vanguard MSCI Emerging Markets (VWO)

    The Vanguard MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is a easy way to invest into emerging markets. It is listed on the NYSE and it tracks the MSCI Emerging Market Index. It has an expense ratio of .22%, extremely good.

    Please post any discussion in and around emerging markets in this thread. I will endeavor to post some charts and news periodically.

    The emerging markets like most are downtrending at the moment but we could see a recovery here before the western world.
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    VWO emerging markets EFT broke through its 200 day moving average. If confidence in the US markets keeps increasing money could start flowing back into emerging markets.

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    I think if we can monitor money already start flowing back into emerging markets and frontier markets.

    http://www.moneylife.in/article/uncertain-terrain-weekly-market-report/23741.htmlUncertain terrain: Weekly Market Report
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    Nifty likely to hit 5,610 and may be supported to around 5,475 1``
    The government’s move to boost foreign fund inflows
    into theIndian market saw the market surging for the seventh week in a row. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have so far pumped in Rs21,590 crore (as of 17 February 2011) into Indian stock markets as against a net outflow of Rs26,873 crore in the calendar year 2011. The market closed the week with gains of 3%.
    The Sensex surged 541 points to close the week at 18,289 and the Nifty finished at 5,564, up 183 points. The market is now poised for a correction after the recent gains, which saw all kinds of
    stocks shoot up. The Nifty is likely to hit 5,610 and may be supported to around 5,475

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    The emerging market funds are unusual beast. The amount of capital that comes for FII's is massive. When the euro crisis hit we saw a massive pull back of FII funds. This compounded the effects of a falling emerging markets. We are now seeing the opposite as americans are now returning to emerging market seeking higher returns.
    As long as the americans keep buying you will see an increase in emerging markets.
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    In some period Just like other investors and traders some emerging market funds will leave emerging markets and in one period they will return to emerging market. Time to time there will be money inflow and outflow. Emerging markets will have attractive valuations again.

    Intelligent players will have opportunities in almost all types of markets depend on how they do home work and pick stocks. For example lower Indian rupee will benefit export sector in India. It will also give boost to their tea sector.

    My ideas are not a recommendation to either buy or sell any security or currency. Please do your own research prior to making any investment decisions

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