Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF (AMEX:VWO)

Jumping on the bandwagon. Want to get exposure to up-and-coming overseas stocks.

I'm on board with emerging markets.

I've added this fund to my portfolio to tap into the emerging market sector without too much undo stress. Expense fees are some of the lowest out there for this kind of ETF. Its broad diversification lowers the some of this volatility that comes with this sector.

Easy money long term.

Wow! My first ETF. I've never owned an ETF before or any mutual fund either for that matter. This looks like a winner though.

This is the first pick I found- the little dickens- using the fantabulous new Caps advanced screen. I screened for 5 star stocks, market cap less than 250M, and a high number of pitches. It spit out 13 and I chose this one. I already own another, Healthgrades, which I've had for the last 18 months or so.

Go Dog go!

Over the long term, foreign markets will beat the S&P 500 because they have more room to grow in an era of globalization.

This will provide some more non-US developing market exposure for my portfolio.

emerging markets have a lot of room to grow still

Perfect way to diversify your portfolio, and cheap too!

Verge of slowdown in most parts of world except India, China and Latin Americas ... quite obviously the pick!

Lowest cost emerging markets ETF

Voted top ETF play for 2007 by Motley Fool. Great way to diversify your portfolio to include international markets.

Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF (formerly Vanguard Emerging Markets VIPERs), is an open-end investment company or MUTUAL FUND, which invests in foreign stocks, making it potentially more risky than an ETF investing in US stocks. Investor (VIPER) shares, initially offered on 3-10-2005, are available to investors who meet "minimum purchase requirements." That minimum is a hefty $10,000, which carries an annual maintenance fee of $1,000-to-$5,000 for an initial issue, and a $500 annual maintenance for additional issues. A look at PRIMECAP Odyssey Aggressive has been suggested for those who cannot afford VWO (Due Diligence required, of course.)

Global is where its at

Global diversification is going to be a must this year. Don't think our economy is going to be anywhere close to Brazil's, China's, or India's economies.

Emerging markets has some way to grow.

coverage & growth matched with dynamic choices

gloal markets should outperform

.30% expense ratio for a broadly diversified international fund. There has b
Although I like Asia Pacific Tiger and Dodge and Cox International more, if you are already in Vanguard funds, it would be a great way to diversify your holdings without much trouble.