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

South America the land of natural resources. China and India are seeking natural resources in South America like crazy.

trending lat am

fast growth

For the short term, this ETF will continue to outperform the market.

ISHARES LATIN AMERICA ETF

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

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.

mexico, nuf said

Overall Average: 96% - Buy

Price 170.90
Support 169.78
Pivot Point 170.84
Resistance 171.90

ILF is a latin ETF. OK I know it's not a "stock". It dips in late spring, then fires for the balance of the year. On a low now (late June). Expect it to rocket through the rest of the year (30% up).

Brazil carries this ETF and Mexico keeps it stable...

They're not making new oil, and biodiesel doesn't cut it.

Latin American economy is smoking.

Heavy in Brazil and Mexico

moose signal

ETF with Cemex as a major player. Based on Latin Am. S & P 40 (?). Lot of stocks based in Mexico and Brazil.

Growth in Brazil, Mexico

Has smoked the S