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@Investment4Life which has 98 % USA share ....
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@Gebsen79 maybe they mean the eastern USA 😂
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@Gebsen79 Only to a certain extent. As it is a synthetic replicating ETF, the ETF provider can choose which shares to deposit in the ETF. However, it still guarantees you the return of the index it tracks (here: MSCI EM Eastern Europe ex Russia Net Total Return Index). This means that the ETF consists of e.g. US stocks, but reflects the return of the Eastern European stocks in the index.
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Okay. Sounds completely incomprehensible to me and like complete nonsense, without wanting to offend you. Maybe everything is legal and allowed, maybe I'm just too classically minded, but I like it when I get what it says on the tin. So nothing for me
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@Investment4Life Thanks for pointing this out....it's actually written differently in the data sheet....just wanted to take a quick look and didn't really need to search anywhere. But thank you!
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@Investment4Life @Gebsen79 I really hate to say it now, but before you react so angrily you should perhaps do some research yourself... Amundi clearly states on the ETF page (https://www.amundietf.de/de/professionell/products/equity/amundi-msci-eastern-europe-ex-russia-ucits-etf-dist/lu2090063160) that although the index does not contain any US companies, the ETF itself is based on US companies. To be precise, the ETF consists of: 8.22% Broadcom, 7.66% Meta, 7.61% Microsoft, 5.95% Alphabet, etc.
Note the important difference here between "index component" and "component"...
Note the important difference here between "index component" and "component"...
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