iShares S&P Global Mat. Sector Inde(ETF) (AMEX:MXI)
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Recent El Niño events in the Pacific Ocean and Hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean are making their negative impact on availability of world resources in agriculture and other raw materials. Watch China's industrialization rebuilding boom for this EFT move to the upside.
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Anything that primarily operates outside of the US is where I want to be as the dollar becomes worthless. Supply for materials will only increase over time.
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materials are depressed but the inflation ahead is going to change that aspect of commodities completely, prices will rise and rise quickly in the coming two years. thanks to our recent Obamanation in DC.
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LONG COMMODITIES.... PERIOD.
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Tip from FourthAxis. Thanks man!
The world is still growing and consuming. Demand for many basic and industrial materials is still very strong. Plus with holdings in mining and ag winners such as RTP, RIO, FCX, SYT and POT it is hard to go wrong with this ETF in this environment.
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This stock outperformed better that the S&P predicted.
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Materials is where its AT!
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S&P Global Materials Sector Index (with a lot of Europe and some Asia exposure)
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iShares S&P Global Materials Index Fund. This is one fund that I just found and it's everything that everyone should have in the Portfolio. It has Rio Tinto, BASF, Arcelor Mittal ... and the list goes on ... all solid Global companies. Think boring? Think again, companies with huge R&D budgets and tonnes of innovation in the 'boring' businesses of cold hard cash!
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Grate for Growth
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Seems like a low-risk global investment. A sample of the world's top companies. S&P killer for sure.
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