International ETF Resources

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International ETF Resources 2015-12-31 02:32:58 Post No. 1019198
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International ETF Resources Anonymous 2015-12-31 02:32:58 Post No. 1019198 [Report]

Hey /biz/, so I recently got onto a student investment team at my university. I requested the international equity fund and got approved (I'm in a dual degree for economics and finance so my professor thought the macro would be helpful) but as it turns out, what this fund really does is invest in international ETF's and mutual funds. ADR's are sometimes included, but I need to be researching specific areas.

What are some good news/research sources to use when doing my analysis? I have sites and analysts I follow for US equities, but I am pretty clueless when it comes to ETF trading.

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 02:39:43 Post No.1019207
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>>1019198
This is excactly why uni is worthless and you wont learn a shit. These guys graduate with a piece of paper having never been traded, so with literally zero experience of the real markets. Cant blame them, the professors are just as bad. If they really know what they are doing they wouldnt be teaching kids, they would be top bankers or hedge fund managers.

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 02:40:09 Post No.1019209
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Anonymous 2015-12-31 02:40:09 Post No.1019209 [Report]

>not just using IB and doing your own DD with the entire wealth of human knowledge available at your fingertips.

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 02:47:20 Post No.1019220
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>>1019207
.... we are doing real trades, my professor just doesn't like investing in single international equities because they're riskier. I can still push if I need to for a specific equity, but he mainly wants me looking at ETF's. I would love to sit back and trade options, which I have done.