Equity / Stocks - info about ETF (exchange traded funds) in MARKETS - Hello everyone,
I am a new investor and also a conservative one. My question is that why does only gold, ...
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12-07-2012 09:05 AM
info about ETF (exchange traded funds)
Hello everyone,
I am a new investor and also a conservative one. My question is that why does only gold, banking sector and mixed sector ETF's are present on the NSE stock exchange ? What i anticipated was that there would be ETF for every sector like pharma, biotech, renewable energy, power etc etc.
do they dont exist or have i missed it. I could not find it on money control or NSE web page.
I would like to invest in a few beaten down sectors and was thus investigating about ETF's. Anykind of help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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12-07-2012 09:07 AM
Originally Posted by
vmlxb6 Hello everyone,
I am a new investor and also a conservative one. My question is that why does only gold, banking sector and mixed sector ETF's are present on the NSE stock exchange ? What i anticipated was that there would be ETF for every sector like pharma, biotech, renewable energy, power etc etc.
do they dont exist or have i missed it. I could not find it on money control or NSE web page.
I would like to invest in a few beaten down sectors and was thus investigating about ETF's. Anykind of help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Yes, I don't think we have ETF for specific sectors at this point. It may come-up in future ...
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12-07-2012 08:29 PM
A quick suggestion on investing in ETF on Banking sector
There are a lot of ETF's that replicate the banking sector and was wondering if it was a right time to get into the banking ETF's. Most of them have shown a steady growth rate over a period of few years and I am not sure if it is possible to wait for a big correction in the banking sector.
My question in a nut shell is for a long term investor, entering the ETF in the banking sector is a good time anytime or should I wait for a dip in the market before I buy.
I would like to invest in individual companies but lack the expertise thus I am following up on index funds.
Thanks.
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12-07-2012 10:16 PM
Following index based funds is good ... And in Jan 2013, US budget will be announced and QE3 (Qualitative Easing) is expected to happen, which will be a boost to banking sector ... So, it is good from a long term perspective ...
Indian Markets right now are on a high and might cool off in the next 2 weeks ... You may enter by maybe end of this month of before based on when Indian Markets cool off ...
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