iShares S&P Latin America 40 Index (ETF) (ILF)

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This is a decent ETF with good volume and a good portfolio. I just wish I had rated it sooner.

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A great way to get in on the growing economies in Latin America.

Strong option. Which I had gotten in at $19.64.

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Good diversified group of companies that will in high demand as Latin America come out of this lull and continue to develop.

I know nothing about this ETF and do not own any

This ETF split 5:1, hopefully that will be reflected and I won't be sitting on the 75 negative points for long.

Another emerging market ETF but focusing in on the Latin American 40 index. This is one fund that will outperform the market for many years to come. With the focus of their holdings in industrial, energy, and telecommunications, the companies held by ILF will be in high demand as Latin America continues to grow and develop.

IF your going to gamble, do it in an etf. Here you get the resource rich, educated and low paid labor of Latin America.

With energy costs rising, Latin America's poximity to the largest economy in the world boost it about the other BRIC geographies. Brazil is the driver.

A post by TastyLunch got me thinking about this one:
http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/ViewPost.aspx?bpid=56541&t=01001099994698083105
South America nations found union: "The leaders of 12 South American nations have formed a regional body aimed at boosting economic and political integration in the region. At a summit in Brazil, they signed a treaty which created the Union of South American Nations (Unasur)."

This is an interesting development. But it makes perfect sense for South America. Many of the countries have thriving economies. They can band together for better trade deals amongst themselves and create better trade deals with China, Russia, etc.

Many of the companies in this ETF are certainly poised to take advantage of the gowing presence of the South American economy

The major trend is in place even with the drop-off in volume recently.

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The index fund of the top 40 Latin American funds is a very solid play to take advantage of the rapid growth and emergence of strong Central and South Americna companies. Brazil is about as hot as a 2 dollar pistol right now, and that alone makes this fund worth taking a look at. Oil interests in the Gulf of Mexico will drive Latin energy stocks. Their infrastructure systems are growing rapidly, making materials and development companies highly profitable right now. I like this play as a simple way to profit from the emergence of Latin Amierica as a world player.

Just look at the chart! The trend shows no sign of abating as Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and other Latin American countries are booming. I wish I'd jumped in sooner.

I've been buying ILF since it was at $75 and it continues to grow