Group B: Regional and country ETF’s

For an investor it may be a wise strategy to invest in certain countries or regional areas. For this purpose I have made 2 different groups of country ETF’s.

Here in Group B you will find all country or geographic ETF’s excluded the Asian continent. There will always be large differences between worldwide economies.

The art of trading is to enter just at the right moment in time when a region or country sets itself on a path to growth. Here you will find 11 country ETF’s I am following on a daily basis.

VanEck Vectors Global Equal Weight UCITS ETF

With 250 very large worldwide companies divided among 3 continents the geographical spread is very good indeed. The same goes for the sector wide spread. Expected dividends are on average more than 2%. This global ETF is preeminently suited for long term investors. Read more...

VanEck Vectors European Equal Weight UCITS ETF

You will find 100 European company stocks within this VanEck ETF. German, French and British companies dominate this ETF but you will also find companies form many other European countries. All in all it is a very well balanced ETF. Read why this particular ETF may be a good alternative for market index ETF’s. Read more...

iShares MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF (Dist)

Emerging markets distinguish themselves on growth expectations and risk. I will explain why good entry and exit points are crucial here. You will find over 800 companies from 17 different countries within this Emerging Markets ETF. Read more...

iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped UCITS ETF

I use this particular ETF to invest in Eastern Europe. You will not find companies of every single Eastern European country within this ETF. Russia dominates this ETF as well as companies active in the energy markets. Read more...

iShares MSCI EM Latin America UCITS ETF (Dist)

This is my favorite ETF while trading the Emerging Markets of Latin America. Latin American countries either perform extremely well, or extremely bad. Deciding upon entering and exiting therefore are the major concerns. Brazil dominates this particular ETF and Mexico comes in as a good second. Read more...

Lyxor Pan Africa UCITS ETF

I will explain why investing in Africa may be very interesting indeed. Within this ETF the 30 largest publicly traded African companies are included. It all comes down to finding the right entry point in taking an upward ride. Read more...

Lyxor Russia (Dow Jones Russia GDR) UCITS ETF

This Lyxor ETF tracks the index based upon GDR’s of Russian companies. I will explain what exactly is a GDR. This particular ETF is very depended upon prices of oil and gas, just as Russia as a country is. I will explain why this will have a double effect and when this ETF will be the right vehicle in trading the Russian markets. Read more...

HSBC MSCI Canada UCITS ETF

This HSBC ETF invests in the Canadian MSCI. Do not expect real wonders from this particular ETF. Due to its specific composition this ETF is a very cyclical one. Read more...

iShares MSCI Turkey UCITS ETF

This particular ETF tracks the Turkish MSCI index. Not very long ago Turkey was a real growth diamond. The big question is whether the Turkish economy will bounce back on its magnificent growth path or will have to be contented with a much more humble future. Weighing your chances will be crucial with regard to the Turkish markets. Read more...

iShares MSCI Mexico Capped UCITS ETF

The Mexican economy has to offer some strong foundations. I will explain why, all the same, it often turns the wrong way and how you can profit from these booms and busts. Consumer goods dominate this ETF with a 40% share. The company America Movil of Carlos Slim accounts for almost 20% of this ETF. Read more...

iShares MSCI Brazil UCITS ETF (Dist)

Brazil is the best advanced economy of South America. It is rich in raw materials and with Ambev and Embraer they can boast 2 well-known international companies. It is all about patiently waiting for the right entry point. Read more...

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