I think that if you want to invest in China specifically, you'll have to go with the US ETFs; you could hedge against it to adjust for currency. But there just isn't the same range of products in the Canadian market, yet. I looked for some Asian specialty ETFs, and China in particular, and the only viable choices were American. The Canadian products I've found are too broad for such niche investing.
China et al....
Does anyone know of any index funds/ETF's in Canada that track China specifically? I don't want to buy Vanguard or any US funds, because although I like them and their cheap MER's, I don't want to pay US$ for them. I also don't want to pay the ridiculous MER's on mutual funds.
I've only seen the standard iShares/Claymore BRICs/EAFE/and the new Claymore broad emerging market. I'll settle for these if I have to, but I wish we had a wider range of choices available in Canada, such as the Vanguard family of funds.
I've only seen the standard iShares/Claymore BRICs/EAFE/and the new Claymore broad emerging market. I'll settle for these if I have to, but I wish we had a wider range of choices available in Canada, such as the Vanguard family of funds.
