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• Peruvian Peaks

  …the world's stock markets in the first half of 2009, up more than 100 percent. In late June, iShares launched an exchange - traded fund that allows individual U.S investors to gain exposure to the hot Peruvian market. As this chart shows, the fund is …

  By Daniel Gross

  07/29/2009Tech and Business
• Once Bitten, Twice Shy

  …commodities. Now that oil, gold, minerals, and other commodities can be traded in bundled securities known as ETFs ( exchange traded funds ), there's a lot more opportunity to invest. The result: even though the price of oil and other natural …

  By Newsweek

  07/27/2009Blogs
• Ugly and Unloved

  …could set off a scramble into stocks. How do you invest in Japan? I'm a big believer in index funds and exchange - traded funds ( ETFs ). The biggest Japan ETF is I Shares MSCI Japan (symbol EWJ). Biggs is managing partner of Traxis Partners …

  By Barton Biggs

  07/24/2009International
• The End of Mutual Funds?

  …allocation -- figure out what percentage of your money you want in stocks, bonds, etc, then buy index funds or exchange traded funds that get you there cheaply. Seems like more than a few folks are already taking his advice -- the combined …

  By Rana Foroohar

  04/22/2009Blogs
• Ivy League Investments

  …Securities and Exchange Commission, indicating a portion of its holdings in publicly traded securities—stocks, bonds, exchange - traded funds . The 13-F is a snapshot and is not fully representative of Harvard's overall holdings. But the chunk of the portfolio …

  By Daniel Gross

  11/18/2008Tech and Business

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