TSE:VEE

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(A Top Pick Jan 22/20, Down 2%) High USD is weighing on EMs. EMs have been disappointing, which is why he's only had it in low allocations. Issue with EMs is that they're more than 50% China, which has had trouble. China is a massive engine of global growth, but it hasn't accrued to shareholders.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 10/22, Down 16%) Still believes in it long-term. EM is cheap vs. other places, offering lower PEs. Most have no EM exposure, so this fills that gap. It holds 50-60 stocks from many countries, so it's well-diversified.
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TOP PICK
Has better P/E ratios in emerging markets so less downside. Great diversification with 20 to 30 companies from around the world.
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COMMENT
Would start emerging markets exposure through a broad exposure is a good way to play it. You get a little bit of everything.
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TOP PICK
More of higher risk, higher return holding. It has a lot of weight in China (37% of the portfolio). Global growth will start to participate in the growth seen in industrial markets recently, he thinks. MER 0.24%. Yield 2.65%
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(A Top Pick Apr 08/19, Up 2%) He's a long-term EM bull and VEE is his core EM holding. EM has had a middling year. This gives you great diversification around the world, including Korea, Turkey and Mexico and not just the usual suspects.
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DON'T BUY

VEE vs. XID VEE covers EM. XID: India has a young working population who speak English. India fits well into global commerce. If they build their infrastructure, India will do well. Problem is, everyone knows India's long-term story and already have high expectations. India has been underperforming the past year, so he wants to see India cheaper and offer better performance before stepping in. Wait. Look at SCIF for India small-caps For EM, focus on Asian EMs, so go with GMF-N instead of VEE.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 23/19, Up 1%) Offers a broad exposure to emerging markets. It's a great way to play EM. The five-year chart is excellent. A good long-term buy.
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BUY
VEE vs. VWO VEE is a past pick--it's the best emerging market ETF in Canada. Excellent at a 0.25% MER, covering India, which is a star performer in the emerging markets. VEE is in Canadian dollars vs. VWO whch trades in USD, so you can't put it in a TFSA. Both are good though.
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DON'T BUY
It does not include Korea, whereas iShares' version includes it. Broadly speaking, emerging markets are still relatively cheap from a PE perspective, so he likes them from a relative value perspective but not from an absolute risk perspective because of expected global slowdown.
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XID vs VEE (India vs. EM) VEE is Asia-ex Japan. It contains some major India stocks, plus Korea and China. With XID, you're making a country call. Do you know something about India that the world does not? He is not a country allocator. Take a look at Forstrong ETFs (https://www.forstrong.com/) which actively manage their funds, and you need that if you're so country-specific.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 23/19, Down 0.2%) US-China trade talks are pressuring this. He's a huge, huge long-term emerging markets bull: much higher GDP driven by a growing middle class. EM now makes up 20-25% of the world's markets, rising at an astonishing rate.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 23/19, Down 0.2%) US-China trade talks are pressuring this. He's a huge, huge long-term emerging markets bull: much higher GDP driven by a growing middle class. EM now makes up 20-25% of the world's markets, rising at an astonishing rate.
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BUY
A good choice, especially because it's pretty good. How much exposure you want really depends. The US still remains the best performing market. He would allocate around 5-10%.
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TOP PICK
Emerging markets hold 85% of the world's population, 50% of GDP, but only 15% of market cap. So, the market cap doesn't reflect population. The long-term (5+ years) trend is very favourable for EM. There is growth potential here.
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VANGUARD FTSE EMERGING MKTS ALL CAP IDX(VEE-T) Rating

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On 2024-03-28, VANGUARD FTSE EMERGING MKTS ALL CAP IDX (VEE-T) stock closed at a price of $34.03.