Any Turkish ETF recoomedation sold in US stock market?
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Any turkish ETF's existing might be a better question, forget reccomendations.  Anyhow TKF does seem very good, and is the only one I can find.  You can check www.etfconnect.com to look for more.
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You can check on Yahoo stocks.  They list the after hours price too, but only in the evening hours.
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Try Xpresstrade.com.\nThey are a futures broker but they always show people from all over the world that use their services.
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Indonesia Fund (IF) has had major intraday gyrations recently but liquidity is bad, at least on odd lots.  I had to wait several minutes for a market order to fill a few days ago.  I have had better luck buying and selling with limit orders.\n\nBallard Power (BLDP) volatility has spiked to an extreme this month.  FCEL, AMSC, and EMKR can generally be counted on to move somewhere every day--I just wish I could figure out which way.  These aren't penny stocks.  The spreads are decent.  I don't trade them enough to comment on liquidity but market orders have always filled right away.
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Try this, dont know if it helps...\n\nhttp://galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu/~mirad/today.html
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If you are a US investor, you might want to consider the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index Fund (ticker: FXI) exchange traded fund (ETF).  The iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index Fund seeks investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index.
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I have accounts at Scottrade and Ameritrade, and have been very satisfied with both. Ameritrade provides more research data, but for basic service, both are excellent.  However, I'm a little worried about Ameritrade's recent merger with Waterhouse.  They are very efficient, too, but I've found Waterhouse doesn't seem to care as much about smaller accounts, so I'm waiting to see how the merger will affect policies.\n\nI've never used E*Trade, so I can't speak to that.
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You mean Deutche Borse?  It depends on the stock but I've never had a problem there.  Clearing and settlement have been roughly similar to what I get for London or New York stocks.\n\nGo check www.clearstream.com.  That gives the days for different types of assets.
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Go to www.etfconnect.com or smartmoney.com & you will find all the data on ETFs. While these sites cover most of the ETFs, they do not cover the most recent IPOs.\n\nClaymore just launched a new ETF symbol CVY, which will be declaring its first dividend soon. I expect it to be in the 5% area.\n\nIf you need any other info, check out: http://www.advancedwealthsolutions.com\n\n< peace >
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(HXI, IFN, IIF, PGJ)\n\nhttp://etfinvestor.com/article/4971
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Yes.\nJust open an account in ameritrade.com
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The best way to do that is go direct through caterpillar via their direct reinvestment progam ( DRIP ).\n\nTheir # is: 309.675.4619\n\nDon't buy through a traditional broker if you can help it due to the high overall commission.\n\nfor other info: http://www.advancedwealthsolutions.com
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http://www.fidelity.com\n\nhttp://www.etrade.com
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Here is a link to Yahoo's finance message boards:\n\nhttp://messages.yahoo.com/yahoo/Business___Finance/Investments/\n\nHappy hunting for J.C. Cramer!
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I don't know of any ETFs. I looked through at some newspaper stocks to see which mutual fund held them, and the only fund that I saw was Fidelity Select Multimedia.\n\nThey list Gannett, EW Scripps, New Corp, and Washington Post among their top 20 holdings, however they also have internet holdings as well. The November 2005 portfolio (see link below) shows that over 17% of the fund was invested in Yahoo! and Google.\n\nNot sure what your investment goals are, but I would not invest in this fund.
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Here's a review for the stock.\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.blogspot.com/
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I think international stocks, mostly mutual funds that trade in stocks of coutries like India, China, Russia etc. The indian stock market overtook dow jones a couple days back, first time in 18 something years..