ETF Chart of the Day: Nikkei Style

Our point is, that the appetite for Japan Equity exposure in the form of U.S. listed ETFs is healthy and strong performance from the underlying country’s equity market which is at least currently the case for Japan, certainly cannot hurt flows. It would not surprise us to see NKY larger in terms of its AUM size by a few multiples perhaps inside of 2015 especially if Japanese stocks remain relatively strong in a global sense.

Maxis Nikkei 225 Index Fund

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