iShares MSCI Mexico Index (ETF) (AMEX:EWW)

Possibly overstretched country ETFs

ewa, australia
ewc, canada
ewy, south korea
eww, mexico
ewz, brazil
eza, south africa

Just a really well managed fund.

ETF with largest Mexican firms as US, Latin American economies wake up

http://seekingalpha.com/article/138107-harvard-s-endowment-stocks-up-on-emerging-market-etfs?source=feed

Two words... SWINE FLU.

Warring drug cartels are creating political instability, plus crude oil has fallen causing reduced tax revenues.

Drug cartels are taking over the country. So much violence and corruption mixed with worldwide financials crisis is not a good recovery plan.

Drug cartel are almost immune too financial and political instabilities, not their government.

Works as an hedge for outperf. of EWC, EWZ, etc...

Awesome

aNOther good year for this Ishare.

This I Share continues to grow and perform better than EWC. Go long.

Good to me

A volatile stock market that was hit much to hard by the credit crunch...

With an economy boasting maturity growth such as Mexico, it's high time I give it a hand.

After a pullback, Mexico is a good buy. Mexico will continue to outperform over the next 3 years.

NAFTA

Good Family Values

Good Culture

Cheaper Labor

Little Union Control

Growing Economy

Mexico ETF

The place everybody wants to go for vacation.

low sage and hard workers

Eight out of 10 Mexicans live in urban areas such as Mexico City. In the next six years, the banking sector is planning to place almost 1.5 million new mortgages. Yet relative to many countries, very few Mexicans today use banks for mortgages or day-to-day banking. Private sector credit as a percentage of GDP is a good indicator of banking penetration. While now starting to grow, is still only about 14 per cent in Mexico, very low, especially when you consider that in Canada it’s more than 70 per cent and in the U.S. it’s over 90 per cent