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The Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF

FMQQ is a passively managed fund that invests in internet and e-commerce companies from emerging and frontier markets.

FMQQ is a passively managed fund that invests in internet and e-commerce companies from emerging and frontier markets. Securities are selected and weighted by market-cap.

Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce ETF

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kevin T. Carter and the EMQQ Global team announce new brand and launch of their third ETF: the India Internet and Ecommerce ETF (INQQ).

New Brand and New Fund as Kevin T. Carter and the EMQQ Global Team Launch Internet and Ecommerce ETF Focused on India: INQQ

As has been widely documented, Russia's instigated war against Ukraine is a drag on traditional emerging markets benchmarks this year. Until recently, China hadn't been doing investors any favors, either.

Surprise Safety in This Emerging Markets ETF

China and Russia continue ensuring that these are volatile times for emerging markets assets, including equities, but those aren't the only two developing economies that market participants should be evaluating. For those considering emerging markets allocations, a variety of exchange traded funds offer reduced or no exposure to the two problem children of emerging markets.

Locating Pockets of Emerging Markets Opportunity

While Russia is garnering much of the negative emerging markets publicity this year, and rightfully so, China remains an issue for investors to consider, though for different reasons. In other words, investors considering emerging markets exposure may want to simply take a pass on China and Russia for the time being.

Good Time to Dodge China Volatility With This ETF

Global money managers continue to find Brazil-based equities an attractive bet, drawn in by low prices after years of underperformance. Data compiled by Bloomberg show that Brazilian equities received $224.7 million in the week that ended March 18, leading other emerging market nations.

Global Investors Continue to Flock Towards Brazil

Fears of Chinese companies being delisted from U.S. exchanges were somewhat assuaged when Beijing announced that it was prepared to make a concession on disclosing Chinese audit information to U.S. regulators. This concession came after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission threatened to delist some Chinese companies from U.S. exchanges.

EMQQ's Kevin T. Carter on China: “There Is No Immediate Delisting Threat”

Chinese internet stocks and the related exchange traded funds rallied in breathtaking fashion on Wednesday, but that doesn't mean that over a year of regulatory concerns was erased, and it certainly has no bearing on controversial Russian stocks. In other words, risk-tolerant investors looking to wade back into emerging markets can still encounter considerable risk [.

This EM ETF Has the Right Ingredients

Since invading Ukraine, Russia has been ostensibly cut off from the global economy. In addition to multiple U.S. index providers pulling Russian stocks from their indexes at a price of “zero” or “effectively zero,” the Moscow Stock Exchange has suspended trading since the day after the invasion, February 25.

Investors Eye Emerging Markets Alternatives to Russia

Even casual investors know that China and Russia are the problem spots in emerging markets, and that's wreaking havoc for a variety of exchange traded funds. Russia's invasion of neighboring Ukraine is highlighting the vulnerabilities of investing in countries with autocratic governments.

A Good Way to Avoid Emerging Markets Problems

The Russia-Ukraine war has led the global investment community to shun trading with Russia. While many countries have placed sanctions on Russia (with more to come), the New York Stock Exchange has halted trading in ETFs and securities tied to Russia, and the MSCI and FTSE Russel have delisted Russia-based securities on their indexes.

Morningstar: Emerging Markets ETFs in “Uncharted Waters”

In the emerging markets equity complex, China and Russia continue hogging the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, but that doesn't mean the entire asset class is a wash. Perhaps to the surprise of many investors, there are still some worthwhile growth names to consider in developing economies, and the Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce [.

Grab Some Growth Stocks With These EM ETFs

Last year, it was China. This year, it's Russia reminding investors that governments can make emerging markets investing treacherous.

This Emerging Markets ETF Has Right Geographic Mix

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine renders many financial assets in the former too risky or too cheap for negative reasons, investors are again reminded that geopolitical risk is often a consideration when investing in developing economies. The Russia scenario arrives after emerging markets exchange traded funds languished last year as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) [.

Avoiding Some Emerging Markets Problems

Amid stiff sanctions by the West, Russian financial markets are being pushed to the brink. The market situation is so bad there that FTSE Russell and MSCI — the index providers for some of the largest emerging markets exchange traded funds — stripped Russia of its emerging markets status.

EMQQ, FMQQ Reduce Russian Exposure

Investors holding broad-based emerging markets exchange traded funds endured rough times in 2021, mostly due to China. It's possible that this scenario repeats again in 2022, underscoring the viability of strategies such as the Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF (FMQQ).

This ETF's Exclusionary Tactics Could Pay Off for Investors

Exchange traded fund investors looking to enhance their portfolios should consider the pioneering companies in the developing world and the fundamental changes taking place in the emerging economies. In the recent webcast, The Next Wave of Digital Revolution Has Begun: The Rise of Emerging Markets, Kevin T.

ETFs to Focus on an Important Growth Theme in the Developing Markets

Both MercadoLibre Inc. (MELI) and Nubank (NU) posted strong quarterly results on Tuesday, which could bode well for the Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce ETF (EMQQ) and the Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF (FMQQ). According to the earnings statement from MercadoLibre released on Tuesday, sales growth for the Buenos Aires-based e-commerce giant exceeded expectations, beating the [.

MercadoLibre and Nubank Post Strong Quarterly Results

Digitization of the developing world has reached an inflection point. The conditions and technology that revolutionized Silicon Valley have now spread, evolved, and matured worldwide, creating billions of digital natives and numerous unicorns in all corners of the globe.

The Next Wave of Digital Revolution Has Begun: The Rise of Emerging Markets

While the FMQQ index declined by 17.6% in January against a backdrop of a larger global tech sell-off and expectations of higher rates in the U.S., the pullback has already helped reset valuations to more comfortable levels across the Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF (FMQQ) portfolio. One example where this is being seen is with [.

Despite Lowered Valuation, MercadoLibre Remains Profitable

Bitcoin isn't a distinctly western phenomenon. In fact, much of the adoption and usage cases for the largest cryptocurrency and other digital assets centers around emerging markets.

Emerging Markets Crypto Adoption Could Benefit These ETFs

E-commerce has soared in frontier markets like South Korea and Brazil. South Korea has one of the highest rates of internet penetration and smartphone adoption in the world.

FMQQ Targets E-Commerce in Frontier Markets Outside China

With cryptocurrency ascending as an asset class and captivating the attention of more investors and regulators, some central banks want in on the act and are proposing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). A CBDC is easily explained: It's digital money backed by a central bank, making these currencies not comparable to assets like bitcoin or [.

Central Bank Digital Currencies Could Be Fruitful for Select EM ETFs

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Several ETFs offer varying takes to capitalize on emerging market consumer growth.

ETFs Offer Exposure To The EM Consumer

There's still a case for emerging markets stocks, and the long-term outlook for fintech and consumer internet companies in developing countries remains bright. However, some investors, though compelled by the aforementioned themes, might want to avoid Chinese equities.

Avoid China, Access EM Growth With FMQQ

The growth and availability of smartphones has led to a boom in e-commerce globally, particularly in emerging markets, where the devices often serve as a stand-in for computers. Kevin T. Carter, founder and chief investment officer of EMQQ and FMQQ, recently appeared on First Look ETFs to discuss the investment potentials in emerging markets.

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