Q: I bought some shares of this Russian ETF the day they put a no trading.
Is there going to be any value in the future?
Can I get rid of it?
Is there going to be any value in the future?
Can I get rid of it?
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Q: Hi,
Do you think either of these ETFs would represent an opportunistic or speculative play on Russia right now or would you be perhaps more prudent and steer clear. Thank you. Michael
Do you think either of these ETFs would represent an opportunistic or speculative play on Russia right now or would you be perhaps more prudent and steer clear. Thank you. Michael
Q: As a follow up to my earlier question about investing in ETFs focused on Russia, would RXS or RSXJ be suitable for TFSA or Non Registered accounts?
Q: Hi 5I,
I recently read that Russia is the cheapest stock market in the world and its index has historically outperformed even that of the US. What would you say to this? Can you recommend a Canadian listed ETF or other way to play Russia? Thanks!
I recently read that Russia is the cheapest stock market in the world and its index has historically outperformed even that of the US. What would you say to this? Can you recommend a Canadian listed ETF or other way to play Russia? Thanks!
Q: My emerging markets exposure is currently 100% weighted in India via Farifax India HLDGS. I am looking at adding either Russia (RSX) or South Africa (FAH-U) to the mix. Which country do you feel has the better growth potential or is there a third country you prefer at this time? Is this targeted country focus better than an emerging markets ETF like ZEM?
Your thoughts and feedback is greatly appreciated and I understand this is outside of your coverage universe
Your thoughts and feedback is greatly appreciated and I understand this is outside of your coverage universe
Q: Hi; I read an excellent article in the Globe this weekend regarding Robert Schiller's CAPE valuation ratio. It implies that the US is significantly overvalued. It also implies that Russia is a deep value investment with a CAPE ratio <6. Is there a Russian ETF that you would recommend to provide exposure and perhaps benefit from this. Thanks for your excellent service.
Q: I know you dont advise on Russian Gas stocks, but what is the best way to invest in Russian markets in Canada. Is there an ETF that would focus on this or is there a Canadian stock as a proxy of Russian Gas
Q: I appreciate your comment in regard to this ETF which has done well during the last year,.ebrahim