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How can I invest in South Korean Companies and Stock Market?
How can I enter and invest in the South Korean stock market? I have some high hopes for their Economy ;). I use TD Ameritrade, Etrade financial, and Citibank as my online brokers. Are their any developing South Korean Companies listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ, or S&P? Comments? Thanks!
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- Space Invader101Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
The ETF: iShares MSCI South Korea Index Fund (EWY)
Like many markets that follow the USA's lead, it's been trending since March.
- 1 decade ago
You can possibly find an emerging market mutual fund that focuses on stocks in this economy. I found 6 stocks on the NYSE from there; WF, SKM, SHG, KB, PKX, and LPL. If you can translate or find an online translator this is the Korean Stock Exchange site; http://www.krx.co.kr/index.html
- thomas pLv 71 decade ago
I would be focused on the ADRs vs. trading on the KOSPI. The other responder points out that there is a major issue with thin volume in the ADRs. Without being personal, I think you can find S. Korean themes without going to S. Korea.
- 1 decade ago
this has to be pr stunt to try to get people to think oooh i should do that too. Because who in their right mind would invest in their stocks when the entire globe is doing horrid? Who would invest in a country that is 3 seconds from being nuked and lost their president just today?
Can we invest in Cuba also I hear Castro is out the door....
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- Max MLv 71 decade ago
I use Scottrade and they do all foreign stocks. The ones you listed should work too.
