Group H: Asian market sector ETF's
Asia remains a growth market, but you will have to calculate with an occasional drawback. In the long run the Asian potential remains strong and sound. The nice thing about investing in Asia is that all market sectors are on a growth path.
Even more interesting is the fact that there are still many sectors that will begin their growth path just after other sectors are starting to grow. So one growth market set others in motion.
Opportunities are abundant, but one has to be careful with market bubbles. And these bubbles may have large impacts on Asia ETF prices for some years. Here I describe the 12 Asian market sector ETF’s (and 1 high dividend ETF) I am following on a daily basis.
iShares Asia Pacific Dividend UCITS ETF
In this ETF about 30 stocks of high dividend paying companies are included. You will find predominantly Asian companies in combination with some Australian and New Zealand businesses. Read more...
iShares Asia Property Yield UCITS ETF
Investing in Asian real estate. You will find over 80 real estate companies and REIT’s in this ETF. They pay out high dividends but beware of 5 to 10 year cycles. Read more...
WisdomTree India Earnings Fund ETF
Here profitability is key. Being profitable is however not a market sector but I had to put it somewhere. You will get over 300 high earning Indian companies spread among more than 20 industries in 1 single ETF. Read more...
Columbia India Infrastructure ETF
Due to deprivation of a good infrastructure the growth opportunities are enormous for this market sector. But….. things are not going in the highest gear yet. You will get 30 different shares in this ETF. Read more...
Columbia India Consumer ETF
Within this ETF you will find 30 Indian consumer good companies. The Indian consumer is gaining in purchasing power, moreover export chances are luring for these companies. A real growth opportunity ETF this one. Read more...
Guggenheim China Technology ETF
With this ETF it is all about information technology (or more plainly, the internet). About 75 companies are included. I am expecting a lot from this ETF but some caution is needed for the formation of bubbles. Read more...
Global X China Materials ETF
Here approximately 30 stocks of Chinese basic materials companies are included. Metals, chemicals, mining and building materials are included. I am very positive for the long term . Buying in the dips. Read more...
Global X China Industrials ETF
The Chinese industry is too much depended upon exports. Will they be able to compete more on value than on price? More than 40 Chinese industrial companies are included here. Read more...
Guggenheim China real Estate ETF
This ETF holds 60% of companies from Hong Kong and 40% from China. The risks are clear: too much real estate in China and too high prices in Hong Kong. Getting in at the right moment may give you a splendid ride though. But caution is key here. Read more...
Global X China Consumer ETF
You will find more than 40 shares of companies that supply goods and services to consumers. Domestic demand will soar. High expectations from this ETF. Read more...
Global X China Financials ETF
Chinese banks, insurance companies and investment companies are included in this ETF. About 45 companies are included. Risk is an integral part of this ETF but high returns are possible. Read more...
Global X China Energy ETF
Here more than 40 stocks of Chinese energy companies are in this ETF. Gas, oil electricity, solar and wind energy, the spread is wide in this industry. The growing Chinese economy is burning energy. I expect a steady demand without major hick-ups. Read more...
KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF
Another Chinese internet ETF. You will find already the double amount of internet users in China compared to the USA. More than 4% of total sales in China is done through the internet (it’s 1% in the US). High returns are possible here but (there we are again), beware of market bubbles. Read more...
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