Uitgever: Lyxor (Societe Generale Group)

Ticker: BEL

ISIN: FR0000021842

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Brussel

Scholarships are still in a pause period. The exchanges are working to build up forces for a further increase. This index tracker tracks the total return BEL 20. The total return version counts with the dividend at the rate to investing it in her. Therefore the price rises faster than the ordinary BEL 20.

ETF provider: Lyxor (Societe Generale)

Ticker: JPX4

ISIN: FR0012144582

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Parijs

Both the Fed (expected) and the ECB (unexpectedly) have hinted in recent days that it wants to encourage less. Therefore, both the euro and the dollar rise in the future. But the Japanese yen relative to those currencies fall so. That solves the biggest problem for Japan. The current strong yen press too hard export. More Japanese exports, the engine will again be behind economic growth in Japan. There's currently a risk above the market so I am careful with purchase. US exchanges and particularly the Dow Jones are just above major support. If the Dow drops 1% drop them by the aid and will trigger many sales. This Friday is again the important jobs figure often in the US currency makes for great results. No idea how this will turn out but it is careful. Also why I buy the Japanese stock market. The BoJ buys ETFs and there will therefore start to recover quickly decline. The risk in Japan is limited because the central bank has a place of safety net hanging below the fair.

ETF provider: Amundi

Ticker: C40

ISIN: FR0007080973

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Parijs

Anyway careful what bought today. But we do need a quick solution to the Deutsche Bank. The German government will have to intervene. But that's against the new appointments. Let's hope they do quickly finds a solution because it is very urgent. A typical European political fiddling and dawdling as we have seen with other problems may really not. The reassuring words of the CEO of Deutsche Bank where he says there is nothing going on but it all is not going to help the debt market. It is already not credible because the IMF gave a few months ago, the risks at Deutsche Bank. My common sense says this weekend is a solution. But my feeling doubts about the vigor of the European and German politics.

ETF provider: Lyxor (Societe Generale Group)

Ticker: DAX

ISIN: LU0252633754

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Parijs

The DAX is still declining. Partly by the oil but certainly by problems at Deutsche Bank. Pressure on Merkel to indicate that they want to help the bank under certain conditions it increases. But to come back to a wrong judgment cases they do not easily know that we are refugees. I expect something positive for the Deutsche Bank within days. One can namely not let this run its course because then the entire German economy at risk.

ETF provider: iShares (BlackRock)

Ticker: BRIC

ISIN: IE00B1W57M07

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Amsterdam

A very positive story is long gone for the BRIC countries. But I see coming recovery. The best news for the BRIC countries is that interest rates remain low because there are debts properly. The oil price plays an important role in second place. Oil prices can certainly in the short term still show a dip. But in the long run will restore the price up towards the 60 dollar. Consumer spending could then ensure going for a rebound. I see the much longer term potential for the BRIC countries, partly because it also went very badly in recent years. Issue of boarding time. Maybe I'm a little too early but then I buy at later.

ETF provider: iShares (BlackRock)

Ticker: EUEA

ISIN: IE0008471009

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Amsterdam

The top 50 EU companies in this ETF. I see many growth opportunities for the European economy. So with the 50 largest companies today offer I step in. This ETF actually buy a large portion of the EU economy.