Exchange traded fund question
Hello,
I am new to investing and i have two quick questions relating to ETF's :
- Are there any US exchanged ETF funds that track the Toronto Stock exchange ?
- Why are US exchanged ETF's only tracking American index's (why not other countries index's like canada or europe's for example)
Thank you,
JD
Page 1 of this explains why the TSX makes a generally crappy index. The rest of it is more marketing.
http://osam.com/pdf/OSAM_research_ValueMomentum-BuildingUniqueCanadianE…
I'm not aware of an ETF that specifically tracks stock on the TSX, but there are plenty of ETFs that offer Canadian exposure: http://etfdb.com/type/region/north-america/canada/
As far as US traded ETFs for foreign markets... there are hundreds and hundreds of them.
http://www.ishares.com/us/products/product-list#categoryId=12&lvl2=over…
All of these ETFs are available that track international equities. A number of them will be specifically tied to indices. Of note are
NKY (Nikkei 225) FEZ (Eurostoxx 50) INDY (Nifty i.e. India) EWH (Hang Seng)
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