An ETF Passage to India
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WisdomTree's new offering is the first India-only ETF.
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The Motley Fool - From Spiders to PBJ (the ticker, not the sandwich), the world of exchange-traded funds keeps expanding. If you want the diversification of a mutual fund and the convenience of being able to buy or sell whenever the market is open, you might want to take a look at ETFs.
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This all-market ETF gives you everything you want.
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It may now be the turn of Indian companies to offshore outside India their IT services requirements.
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Why not flatter your portfolio with a dose of international stocks?
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India took a major step on Friday to reform its financial sector and boost the country's stock markets by allowing non-government pension funds to invest up to 5 percent of their portfolios in equities.
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Don't put all your eggs in one basket India will likely remain the offshore king when it comes to firms farming out IT skills abroad, but businesses are increasingly looking to spread the risk by adopting several locations, according to Gartner.â¦
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The pricing pressure from ETFs is good news for index investors. But don't forget the brokerage fees.
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Con l'India continua l'espansione internazionale del gruppo
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This ETF gives you exposure to coal producers around the world.
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An investment approach straight from the Oracle's mouth.
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Some mutual funds invest in stocks;  others invest in bonds. Now a new breed of funds is offering  the chance to own fine art.
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The Motley Fool - There's something interesting going on in the world of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), those stock-like/fund-like investments that have been growing in popularity lately. (For the basics on ETFs, what they are, and why you should consider them, drop by our ETF Center.)
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Cast your net offshore if you want to expand your investing horizons.
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These top-notch index funds offer an extra twist.
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Stock exchanges' stratospheric valuations may not reflect reality.
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In recent years, exchange-traded funds focused on individual countries or regions have come to span the globe.