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The stock market forecast for the next six months looks bullish, building on the layers of support in place all year.

Class action attempts since late 2023 and a Russian court seizing $21 million of billionaire CEO Timur Turlov's assets kept Freedom Holding bearish so far.

Taiwan Semiconductor stock is set to break out in the next leg of the AI race, offering nearly twice the growth to NVIDIA at half the valuation.

Asia's technology super-stocks have helped drive EM exchange traded funds higher.In 2022, emerging market assets were cheap due to losses but recovered in late 2022 thanks to tech stocks. However, they are still undervalued compared to developed market equities.

Investors were net sellers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the second week in three, redeeming a net $11.6 billion for the LSEG Lipper fund-flows week ended Wednesday, February 21, 2024.

Instead of piling into Chinese stocks, investors looking for growth outside of the U.S. are now buying emerging market funds.

After the great financial crisis, China’s appetite for commodities and technology fueled a global economic recovery.

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The ETF industry in the US had a strong 2023, setting a calendar record for new launches. Although inflows were lower than anticipated due to investors rotating into money market funds, they will likely be close to a robust $500 billion by year-end

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With the BRICS bloc becoming more prominent with the addition of six nations, these three ETFs can exploit the BRICS’ growing economic clout.  

We performed a screening of medium-cap ETFs - defined as having Assets Under Management (AUM) between $2 billion and $10 billion - to determine what funds had the largest change in net assets on the week, according to data from etfdb.com. Only non-leveraged funds were considered. 

It’s unclear if the current pullback is a healthy correction that lays the groundwork for even greater heights or the start of deeper trouble that will take a toll on markets in the months ahead.

Market sentiment today is the polar opposite of where it was last October when the market was making its bear market low.

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After issuing some idea changes, we revisit some intermediate-term ideas. Specifically, we remain bullish on UK equities and continue to favor European vs. US stocks. Another theme we find attractive is emerging markets outside of Asia vs. EM Asia.

Those who choose to sit on the sideline will have a guaranteed after-inflation loss. Instead, investors should consider some of these ETFs.

The S&P 500 is hitting a record high to start out the holiday-shortened week.

The once-bulletproof argument that investors could do no wrong by owning China stocks has suffered a reversal of fortunes in 2021.

If you hold a diversified portfolio of world stocks and give China more than a trivial weight, you’re feeling the pinch this year.

As a result of the weakness in Chinese equities, the MSCI Emerging Market ETF (EEM) is well off of its highs and has been trending lower over the past several months.