What are the ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) on India?

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Absolutly no idea ...

25% annual return life to date. Sounds pretty good to me. Of course it does not have much of a track record--2 years. It has a better record than the only other China index fund--PGJ. Twice as...

There are several inverse funds. I'll use one example. QID. If you buy the QID, you're profiting as the package of stocks within the QID move to a negative value. But you're doing...

They are mutal funds traded on the stock exchange like other stocks. They have been around for a long time, since the 1920s. Currently, there are two types. Exchanged traded index funds and clos...

There are two types of etfs. One is an index fund. The other is what is commonly known as a closed end fund. Index funds attempt to mimic certain stock indexes. Their key points are low expense...

First off any sectors should be a small part of your portfolio around 10% of your portfolio. The main part should be in the major asset classes : total stock market, us large cap and small cap (i f...

An Exchange-Traded Fund (or ETF) is an investment vehicle traded on primary exchanges, much like major stocks or bonds. An ETF represents a collection or 'basket' of assets such as stocks...