babyloncapital
Posted - 1 week ago
$YINN $BABA $VWO weak af, xi wouldn’t know a strong economy if it sat on his face
QuantLake
Posted - 1 week ago
Bullish Moves Ahead? 📈 Discover ETF Market Trends Now Growth and small-cap momentum are heating up! 🔥 Small caps like $SLYG and $IWM are leading with a Bullish trend and Positive-Improving sentiment — a strong sign for growth-minded investors. Mid caps are in the game too, with $MDYG showing improving vibes. On the flip side, dividend and emerging markets ETFs, including $SDY and $VWO, have a Negative-Weakening sentiment despite Bullish momentum. 🌍📉 Is the market cooling for international exposure? Where are you putting your focus? Happy long-term investing from the Quantlake team!
4salepeter
Posted - 1 week ago
$VXUS $VWO adding here on dips
babyloncapital
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$VXUS $VWO adding to these two at open in long term port
swingingtech
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$VXUS $PDD $VWO $BEKE
https://wallstreetwaves.com/vanguard-total-international-stock-etf-sees-significant-capital-influx/
swingingtech
Posted - 10/22/24
$VWO
https://wallstreetwaves.com/discover-the-latest-13f-filers-who-own-vwo/
LongGrowthAndValue
Posted - 1 month ago
$NIO There’s a reason why for every 1,000 $NIO shares you buy, you add another 10 $VTI or $VOO or $VWO / $SPEM if targeting EMs. NIO is a firm speculative investment at this stage. Build out your diversified positions at the same time. It helps you ride the rollercoaster easier. NIO WILL pay off big time. But play it smart.
rsmracks
Posted - 1 month ago
$MCHI $KWEB $BABA $GOLD $VWO What we experienced was a tremendous short covering as well as whale money moving in. This recent pullback was expected. All we’ve experienced is a simple pullback to the previous resistance levels. China announces future plan on stimulus on Saturday. Get ready for more upside. Don’t get caught holding a short bag. 100% upside for emerging markets is coming. The bounce in the USD will be short lived and will rollover once the FED cuts rates again. Miners move higher. Metals will outperform. Gold to $3,000 in 2025
Silver to $60
PGM’s are beyond undervalued. https://money.usnews.com/investing/news/articles/2024-10-09/chinas-finance-ministry-to-detail-fiscal-policy-on-saturday
rsmracks
Posted - 1 month ago
https://youtu.be/La0_F2GK7I4?si=gcYvzGaRjku9a5Mk
$SPY $QQQ $GOLD $VWO $MOS Fade utilities. Emerging markets and Gold have outperformed. Volatility into November. After 2+ years I’m still standing by my sector picks. I’ve suggested accumulating these sectors the last 2 years and price appreciation would follow. Miners, emerging markets, Energy, Long Corporate Grade A/B bonds and agribusinesses. So far it’s playing out nicely. Agribusinesses are still lagging, which means accumulate more. MOS is still my play on undervalued Ag.
babyloncapital
Posted - 09/30/24
$VWO adding
Lach14
Posted - 09/29/24
Fed lowering rates, and dollar dropping - igniting the Emerg Mkts - Check out $IEMG with a .09% xpense ratio and a 2.7% dividend. Breaking out. $VWO $SPY $EZU $FXI
rsmracks
Posted - 09/25/24
$IFN $VWO $INDA As I’ve mentioned for 2+ years, the growth in India will be steady for the next 30 years. India has the fastest growing middle class in the world. https://m.economictimes.com/news/economy/policy/why-is-the-world-so-bullish-on-indias-economy/amp_articleshow/113628614.cms
wha1e
Posted - 2 months ago
Emerging markets: large underperformance vs. the S&P 500
$SPY $VWO
SwingThat
Posted - 2 months ago
India presents one of the most compelling growth stories for long-term investors. India’s population is young, fostering sustained growth with the largest skilled workforce. Over the next 20 years India will undergo immense economic productivity, increased consumer spending, and long-term growth, due to its increasingly growing and skilled middle class.
I like and own the following ETFs for a long term investment in India / emerging markets:
$EPI (WisdomTree India Earnings ETF)
$SMIN (iShares MSCI India Small-Cap ETF)
$VWO (Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF)
wha1e
Posted - 2 months ago
Below is a snapshot of the best and worst performing assets in August, both in local currency and USD.
$TLT $VWO $SPY
BruniCharting
Posted - 08/28/24
@MrReally @Stocktwits I don't have a book, but would be cool to write one someday! Also my personal investments are quite boring at 50% $VTI, 25% $VEA, and 25% $VWO. Not much to talk up there
stanfrombrooklyn
Posted - 3 months ago
@GunsNRoses1 technically no. While the market was doing allot of f! Ing $rivn kissed the gap. And parted ways. W a nice free. Schlong.still under EMA So might come back. Do I nice penetration. And hopefully fly off. $lcid moved 10 percent up. So if a shit company can do it. Imagine what $rivn can. W a strong support from $amzn and $VWO LFG!
rsmracks
Posted - 3 months ago
$SPY $GOLD $SILJ $MOS $VWO SPY finishes 2024 at $550 like I called for in 2023. 2025 the SPY moves to $600+
2026 the SPY moves to $650+
Miners are going to levels never seen before. Emerging markets move higher. Long bonds continue higher. Agriculture moves higher. Complete noise. I’m still not changing my sector picks.
starwarsjunkie7
Posted - 4 months ago
$VWO Massively underperforming the Hang Seng index daily performance. This is pathetic.
rsmracks
Posted - 06/29/24
$SPY Wolf Street out with some good data. Americans still don’t save much. We have a habit of spending it all and then some. However, there still is about $6 trillion sitting on the sidelines that’s not invested in the stock market. I would like to see some of that liquidity come pouring back in soon. At least $2 trillion. Inflows into miners and emerging markets is overdue. $GOLD $SILJ $VWO $EEM https://wolfstreet.com/2024/06/28/consumer-incomes-transfer-receipts-spending-saving-and-inflation/
EquityClock
Posted - 5 months ago
Emerging markets are increasingly showing an appealing setup compared to developed market equities. https://equityclock.com/2024/06/17/stock-market-outlook-for-june-18-2024/ $EEM $VWO $IDEV
Grouphome
Posted - 5 months ago
$VWO $EWZ $INDA $SWIN Recent buys in long accounts. Prefer VWO/EWZ near these levels over India but ultimately think India outperforms over next 10+ years
Shaperfunds
Posted - 5 months ago
India > China in $VWO now.
Eyore
Posted - 5 months ago
$VXUS $VEA $VWO I'm curious, as I wait for non-US stocks to stop being turds, whether I may be going about it all wrong
Specifically, currency hedging versions of international ETFs
Best one that replicates close cousin to ex-US $ACWX is $HAWX
Has anyone gone this route?
Also wary of changing up allocations entirely like this and introducing idiosyncratic risk and selling loser to buy winner. Classic mistake to make, not staying course. The dollar will reverse eventually, helping non US stocks alike. How will these hedged ones perform then?
rsmracks
Posted - 05/26/24
$IFN $INDY $VWO $MCHI AEF
I personally still prefer AEF. We do own MCHI and KWEB as well. AEF is a basket of China, India, Taiwan, Brazil and multiple other countries. India will see major growth for 20-30 years. I personally think every portfolio should hold some emerging markets exposure. As the USD loses strength, other currencies will do well. AEF currently trades at a 13.97% discount to NAV and yields 6.76% distributions quarterly. https://m.economictimes.com/news/economy/indicators/india-to-emerge-as-an-economic-superpower-amid-impending-global-economic-landscape/amp_articleshow/110418764.cms
talkin_stocks
Posted - 6 months ago
Nobody has enough EM exposure. $VWO $EEM $INDA $FXI $FRDM
rsmracks
Posted - 6 months ago
$PM Even PM is building momentum, knowing the USD is going to lose strength soon. Emerging markets are gearing up for a solid multi year recovery. $VWO $EWZ $MCHI $EEM China, Brazil, Vietnam, South Korea, India and many more countries will see great growth in the coming years.
MPortfolios
Posted - 6 months ago
$VXUS Vanguard Total International Stock ETF breaks to post Covid highs today, while $FXI and EM funds $EEM $VWO follow thru to upside after recent breakouts. All this while the US Dollar is stable to higher lately.
rsmracks
Posted - 6 months ago
$PICK $GOLD $COPX $VWO $OIH If you don’t own materials, energy and emerging markets, you might start looking. It’s about to get tasty.
