$43.50

0.70 (1.64%)

8/20/2008 4:15 PM

SPDR INDEX SHS FDS (RWX)

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SPDR INDEX SHS FDS At A Glance

Current Price:	$43.50
Last Trade Time:	8/20/2008 4:15 PM
Open:	$42.71
Previous Close:	$42.80
Daily Range:	$42.71 - $43.55
52-Week Range:	$42.60 - $66.07
Volume:	53,149
Market Cap:	$504.27M
P/E Ratio:	0.00
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Avatar reddingrunner (89.95) Submitted: 4/23/07 2:32 AM

international reits. prime commercial space : demand should consistently exceed supply for a long time.

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Recs 0 (RWX) SlipknotMcGee (62.12) Submitted: 7/09/08 8:59 AM : Start Price: $46.96 RWX Score: -7.43 Did a screen for small caps with five stars, minimum 50 active CAPS picks, maximum 3 Wall Street picks, maximum 20% institutional ownership, maximum 15 P/E, and minimum 5% div yield. Report this Post Replies: 0 \| Reply \| Permalink Oops! There appears to be a problem with your comment. Check to see if there's something you left out. Recs 0 (RWX) ScreenerStiz (23.66) Submitted: 6/26/08 1:54 PM : Start Price: $47.92 RWX Score: -7.93 I simply used the screener to find all of the 5 star stocks with the greatest 52-week losses. 5 stars should make them good picks and the high 52-week loss should make them cheap. We’ll see how it works! Report this Post Replies: 0 \| Reply \| Permalink Oops! There appears to be a problem with your comment. Check to see if there's something you left out. Recs 0 (RWX) TopForeignStocks (< 20) Submitted: 6/25/08 8:06 PM : Start Price: $49.10 RWX Score: -9.12 An excellent way to get exposure to foreign real estate market. Report this Post Replies: 0 \| Reply \| Permalink Oops! There appears to be a problem with your comment. Check to see if there's something you left out. Recs 0 (RWX) pjani06 (74.77) Submitted: 4/03/08 2:34 AM : Start Price: $55.35 RWX Score: -15.22 rebalancing my CAPs portfolio today with some index picks: 20% emerg mkt indices (+/- 5%) 4 long picks 15% developed mkt indices (+/-5%) 3 long picks 25%(net) my equity bets indiv stocks/industries (+/-5%) 4 NET picks (long less short picks) 15% commodity indices (+/- 5%) 3 long picks 20% fixed income (+/-5%) 4 long picks 5% currency strat (+/-5%) 1 long pick fixed income/commodity/currency picks will smooth out volatility in (the markets and) the equity portion of my portfolio. This should steady my LT performance/CAPs rating overtime. Although "my equity bets" portion are counted as net long picks leftover, I'll try to limit my total outstanding shorts to no more than 50% of my total picks to keep from excessively overweighting my speculation. Report this Post Replies: 0 \| Reply \| Permalink Oops! There appears to be a problem with your comment. Check to see if there's something you left out. Recs 0 (RWX) marc64 (97.85) Submitted: 3/29/08 3:06 PM : Start Price: $52.47 RWX Score: -14.27 I'm very excited about this international Real Estate ETF, excluding USA real estate. The international scale of this investment vehicle avoids the risk of any regional real estate meltdown(s), and capitalizes on the huge sloshing sound as realty cash (especially from the USA) flees freely from region to region seeking safer real estate havens. In other words, this EFT captures the effect of gains offsetting the loses (in extra-USA investments), because real estate capital tends to stay in real estate. The harsh reality of this bet is that the USA is excluded, which makes this also a bet that USA troubles are (sadly) not over. For now, I am using CAPS to check out day-to-day physics of this listing, and if it has traction, I might eventually put some greenback on the table if I like what I see in the emerging business climate. Top holding are: Westfield Group Regional Malls 8.66% Unibail-Rodamco Diversified 6.20% Mitsui Fudosan Co Real Estate Operating Company 5.12% Brookfield Asset Mgmt Inc Real Est Operating Company 4.75% Land Securities Gp Diversified 4.32% British Land Co Diversified 2.91% Capitaland Real Estate Operating Company 2.30% Hammerson Diversified 1.94% Henderson Land Dev Real Estate Operating Company 1.92% Hang Lung Prop Real Estate Operating Company 1.90% Nippon Building Fd Office 1.87% Here's my case in more detail: Cash is sloshing around without a happy, secure home, and increasingly some are seeing the present problem for what it is: "insolvency." That ain't nothing! The question everyone is asking is "What to do?" Where can I stash my cash, and maybe make profits in the mean time? I'm betting Investors with disposable capital will eventually conclude that one good, safe place to park their spare billions is in... nice ol' rent producing real capital outside the USA. I think the real estate types already have their pith helmets packed, but this EFT will benefit as increasingly others pile on. From the profitably perspective, the really great real estate is international in scope, sometimes because it caters to the Plaza set, which is going to pay what it takes to get a lease wherever they decide is the best place at the moment. (If you have too much risk and trouble in the USA, you can check into a London location.) Haliburton just proves my point, moving their main offices to Dubai. Basically, the cha-ching! sound you hear is the obscenely wealthy overpaying for their next hot lease... in a newly hot market. High end development is done with high end reality companies, just the types reflected in this mix. So in CAPS land, I am really keen to what this EFT might do, and very interested in watching this closely in the weeks ahead. In real life, I have questions about whether EFT's are safe, and curious to hear from other Fools about their take on EFT's fundamental security. Any juicy intel, fellow Fools? Report this Post Replies: 0 \| Reply \| Permalink Oops! There appears to be a problem with your comment. Check to see if there's something you left out.
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